Re: Deployment
Re: Deployment
- Subject: Re: Deployment
- From: Greg Hulands <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 20 Jun 2004 13:17:45 +1000
Sometimes the obvious is just so darn simple! I think I will try and
use this method as the preferences can be changed at runtime, the
method that Art suggested won't work as it would mean the preferences
would be static. I am currently using the properties file to pass in
the directory of where the preferences are stored. Will there be a
problem in sharing the EO's that are in the preferences amongst
different sessions editing contexts? The reason I ask this was that
when I first started creating the preferences, I would cache an array
of products in there and store the EOKeyGlobalID's to the preferences
file. When setting up the application in the admin area and storing the
products in the array, when I then logged in as a user, it would throw
up exceptions about a different editing context. I can't remember the
exact message as it was quite a time ago, but the way I overcame this
was not to cache the product EO's in the preferences, and when wanting
to get the array of products I would pass the sessions default editing
context, which would fault the Keys in the preferences using the
current context and return the array that way.
If I convert to using the DB to store the prefs, what hurdles should I
expect to see?
Regards,
Greg
On 20/06/2004, at 12:24 PM, Jonathan 'Wolf' Rentzsch wrote:
It would be a table with about 200 fields in it. Is that the only
option?
How about two columns? 'key' and 'value'...
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