Greetings All:
I'm finally back - a lot of business travel and a little, well deserved,
vacation.
I think I've gathered all the ideas and will submit the attached jar as a
starting point for the code generator.
I just submitted the CLA form late last week but if you want to get this
project into
Hi,
I am doing this project to learn Scala, so this is the first time for me.
Yes, I think it is the future of Java. The current fashion is to
integrate features from functional languages into OO languages, and
Scala is the best and most popular approach to doing this with Java.
You do not need
Hi andrew,
A bit offtopic. Do you use scala a lot? Do you think it is the future
for java? Would there be a need for empire-db - scala integration
code?
Thanks,
Francis
On Tue, Oct 13, 2009 at 2:17 PM, andrew cooke wrote:
> Sorry, no - my fault. I was using getRecordData instead of open. Andr
Sorry, no - my fault. I was using getRecordData instead of open. Andrew
2009/10/13 andrew cooke :
> Also, the dump is missing the first element of each table. I believe
> that is a bug in Empire DB, but I will first try to reproduce it in
> Java and then file a report with a simple example.
My code to both dump and restore a database is at
http://code.google.com/p/uykfd/source/browse/src/main/scala/org/acooke/uykfd/db/Dump.scala
However it is (1) in Scala; (2) doesn't follow your error handling
conventions; (3) makes assumptions about how keys are named and
implemented.
Also, the du
Hi Andrew,
currently there is no support for importing XML. The idea behind extracting
query data in XML is mainly to be able to transform it to a desired
representation though XSLT - for example to transform it directly to XHTML.
Importing XML data however could probably not be solved in such
