[Seaside] accessing a database

[Kamil Kukura]

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>Yes, what I've done instead is stolen an existing generic layer.  I keep a
>small java app running that accepts socket connections from squeak and
>forwards database queries through JDBC drivers; this lets me generically
>access Oracle, Postgres, etc, at a slight performance penalty.
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Yea I was thinking about that. JDBC is quite nice, but it lives only 
with that big fat toad called Java. I am examining the combination of 
Ruby + DBI/DBD + SOAP.

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Kamil