[SqueakDBX] Character encoding and pooling in SqueakDBX and Glorp

Mariano Martinez Peck marianopeck at gmail.com
Tue Aug 31 20:51:00 UTC 2010


On Tue, Aug 31, 2010 at 9:14 PM, Panu Suominen
<panu.j.m.suominen at gmail.com>wrote:

> I made the changes I promised but they got erased because of creative
> use of mv. Apparently the work dir I have used have not existed for
> two weeks.


ufff  :(


> Anyways I am writing those changes again.


thanks for willing to do it


> From the first
> implementation it seemed wise to link the encoding setting to Glorp
> login object
> and to DBXConnectionSettings. So I am still working on this one. :)
>
>
Uhhhh yes, I always forget about Glorp. This is a problem because Glorp
shouldn't be aware of DBXConnectionSettings. Glorp should ONLY see the API
of DatabaseDriver. This is the all idea, that you can easily change the
database driver. If Glorp core uses DBXConnectionSettings, we are dead :(

I will try t think how to solve it too.


> > Of greater concern to me is the disconnect of Squeak/Pharo from the main
> > line development of GLORP in VW Smalltalk. But that's a whole other
> > discussion.
>
> First, thaks for postgresql version info. Is there some place to read about
> that discussion or is the discussion yet to be made.
>

Glorp WAS and IS developed in VisualWorks Smalltalk (another Smalltalk
dialect). Someone once port it to Squeak. The last squeak (and thus, Pharo)
version of GLorp is like 2 o 3 years old. If you take the version of today
of VisualWorks you will see mcuh more things and features in Glorp.

We once tried to port it, but it was very complicated and we didn't have too
much time. We concentrated in fixing SqueakDatabaseAcceessor and being able
to use ANY database driver. That's all our refactor and the thing behind the
name GlorpDBX.

Cheers

Mariano


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