SOCI works pretty well and has a relatively web-ish feel about it...
hardly active record though :( But then C++ in it's current form is pretty
restrictive in that way.
2009/2/20 Domain Admin <[email protected]>
> Hello,
>
>
> wt rocks...:).
> It has the standalone http server engine, it has also fcgi implementation.
> It's value would probably be significantly increased if some generic
> database access would be provided (some crazily fancy templates, or
> polymorfic DAO classes, that could be inelligently connected to widgets.
> (Yes, the way microsoft does with ocx controls). Another obvious requirement
> would be to support differet database backends.
> There are some libraries out there, everyone with pluses and minuses.
> Myself I was spending some time to understand what would fit the best. After
> studying these libraries I found that on boost's mailinglist there was
> already a discussion about the topic. I will write my conclusions soon, but
> I wanted to ask the wt commmunity what each one uses, and if it would make
> sense to invent a something and eventually integrate into wt.
> the following libraries can be found on internet:
> Dtl (http://dtemplatelib.sourceforge.net/)
> Otl (http://otl.sourceforge.net/)
> Mysql++ (http://www.tangentsoft.net/mysql++/)
> socci (http://soci.sourceforge.net/)
> So, can we use or learn something from these libraries?
>
> regards,
> Mobi
>
> http://www.mobiphil.com/?p=98
>
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