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On Dec 21, 2009, at 1:04 PM, John Huss wrote:

Instead of a true DB, you could just serialize an NSDictionary and/or NSArray, which can be arbitrarily large and complex. And these data structures can be parsed and created by both the iPhone and WO.

John

On Mon, Dec 21, 2009 at 12:35 PM, James Cicenia <email@hidden> wrote:
Well that was quite the mashup you just wrote. With more than a few obscure or unreleased references to boot! Having said all that let me try do dive in.

Now I thought that Gears was sort of a Dashboardesque technology to be replaced by HTML5 ?
Anyway are you saying that you can take an EO Model and wind up with a sqlite (Gears) database at the other end going through Google Web Toolkit?

My problem....

I want local sqlite datasets on the iPhone to be distributed/synced by a webobjects application. And, conversely allow uploads of sqlite databases.

Now of course I will probably also be using or incorporating some REST stuff vs. databases. So is that where Gianuia and CoreData intersect?
Can I use CoreData and easily sync it?

Interaction hierarchy for agents and services would certainly be nice for some e-commerce strategies.

Thanks
James

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> Greetings James,
> Well, I can claim to a have a true success, but I winging it for what it is worth. The approach that I am taking right now is to include a manager similar to EO on Google Gears. I like the fact that one can use the architecture of the EO ORM, apply through GWT to Gears to provide some persistency.
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> I think that the grand Italian chocolate factory could take this notion a bit further. For starters, Gianduia could include hooks for Core Data to sync with WO powered apps in such a way that the iPhone app can still use that model offline. Gears does a reasonable job, but it is confined to the web browser. It would be nice if a WebKit implemented application could allow that persistency to be synced with the rest of the application.
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> Also, it would be nice to provide an interaction hierarchy for agents from multiple services to work together in a secure manner. Granted, this could be a result of some funny stuff in this California water or academic Texas Kool-Aid. None the less, this would a way to provide cloud based load balancing.
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> What does the rest of the community think?
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> Daniel Beatty
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: webobjects-dev-bounces+daniel.beatty=navy.mil@lists.apple.com [mailto:webobjects-dev-bounces+daniel.beatty=navy.mil@lists.apple.com] On Behalf Of James Cicenia
> Sent: Monday, December 21, 2009 9:35
> To: WebObjects-Dev Apple
> Subject: SQLite?
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> With the advent of iPhone development SQLite is becoming more in demand.
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> Can EntityModeler read SQLite? I didn't see a plugin when I just now created a new EOModel via all the Wonder goodness. I was hoping to reverse engineer one.
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> What are others doing?
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> James Cicenia
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References:
	>FW: SQLite? (From: "Beatty, Daniel D CIV NAVAIR, 474300D" <email@hidden>)
	>Re: SQLite? (From: James Cicenia <email@hidden>)
	>Re: SQLite? (From: John Huss <email@hidden>)