Matthew Toseland a ?crit :
> If you actually have code, you should commit it somewhere, whether it's
> finished and working or not. This makes life easier for others who might want
> to review it.
Well, I have some. But it is far too ugly to publish it ATM ;)
I'll work on it this week-end and,
Julien Cornuwel a ?crit :
> The other problem is how to store the trust values. With derby, I simply
> have 2 tables, one with identites, the other with the trust values and
> ids if the truster and the trustee. How can I do that with an OO
> database ? The only idea I have is :
> Create a class T
On Sat, May 17, 2008 at 2:25 PM, Julien Cornuwel wrote:
> I've been reading DB4O's whitepaper (mentionned in Toad's post) and I'm
> wondering if I could use it for the WoT plugin. I could get rid of Derby
> and it would make the deployment simpler if db4o is shipped with freenet.
>
> Query possibi
On Saturday 17 May 2008 14:21, Julien Cornuwel wrote:
> Julien Cornuwel a ?crit :
>
> > The other problem is how to store the trust values. With derby, I simply
> > have 2 tables, one with identites, the other with the trust values and
> > ids if the truster and the trustee. How can I do that with
I've been reading DB4O's whitepaper (mentionned in Toad's post) and I'm
wondering if I could use it for the WoT plugin. I could get rid of Derby
and it would make the deployment simpler if db4o is shipped with freenet.
Query possibilities are sufficient to my needs but I've got a few problems :
Matthew Toseland a écrit :
> If you actually have code, you should commit it somewhere, whether it's
> finished and working or not. This makes life easier for others who might want
> to review it.
Well, I have some. But it is far too ugly to publish it ATM ;)
I'll work on it this week-end and,
On Saturday 17 May 2008 14:21, Julien Cornuwel wrote:
> Julien Cornuwel a écrit :
>
> > The other problem is how to store the trust values. With derby, I simply
> > have 2 tables, one with identites, the other with the trust values and
> > ids if the truster and the trustee. How can I do that with
Julien Cornuwel a écrit :
> The other problem is how to store the trust values. With derby, I simply
> have 2 tables, one with identites, the other with the trust values and
> ids if the truster and the trustee. How can I do that with an OO
> database ? The only idea I have is :
> Create a class T
On Sat, May 17, 2008 at 2:25 PM, Julien Cornuwel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've been reading DB4O's whitepaper (mentionned in Toad's post) and I'm
> wondering if I could use it for the WoT plugin. I could get rid of Derby
> and it would make the deployment simpler if db4o is shipped with freenet
I've been reading DB4O's whitepaper (mentionned in Toad's post) and I'm
wondering if I could use it for the WoT plugin. I could get rid of Derby
and it would make the deployment simpler if db4o is shipped with freenet.
Query possibilities are sufficient to my needs but I've got a few problems :
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