Waves Persistence

[faisalbhagat]

Is there anyone actively working on waves persistence using some db?

[Alex North]

Soren and I are currently working on file-based persistence. The final
hookup is currently held up behind bugs it exposed in other parts of the
system, which I'm fixing now.

The filesystem based persistence demonstrates what would be required of
another datastore implementation. There's been some talk about hooking up an
SQL layer but I don't believe anyone's designing it yet.

That talk may have been on the wave-dev-d1GL8uUpDdXTxqt0kkDzDmD2FQJk+8+***@public.gmane.org list, which is
where all future discussion should occur.

Alex

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[Michael MacFadden]

This has come up several times. Tad Glines and I have talked about this a few times on the forum. I the idea would be to implement a SQL DB persistence layer via JPA and/or apache JDO. Tad has a bit of a schema design worked up, which I am sure he could re-post if necessary. I think we were hoping the the file based implementation would stabilize a bit before starting on the SQL DB implementation, since as Alex mentions they are working out some core issues. Also we would likely step on each others toes.

~Michael

Post by Alex North
Soren and I are currently working on file-based persistence. The final
hookup is currently held up behind bugs it exposed in other parts of the
system, which I'm fixing now.
The filesystem based persistence demonstrates what would be required of
another datastore implementation. There's been some talk about hooking up an
SQL layer but I don't believe anyone's designing it yet.
where all future discussion should occur.
Alex

Post by faisalbhagat
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[faisalbhagat]

currently file based delta persistence is working?

This has come up several times.  Tad Glines and I have talked about this a few times on the forum.  I the idea would be to implement a SQL DB persistence layer via JPA and/or apache JDO.  Tad has a bit of a schema design worked up, which I am sure he could re-post if necessary.  I think we were hoping the the file based implementation would stabilize a bit before starting on the SQL DB implementation, since as Alex mentions they are working out some core issues.  Also we would likely step on each others toes.
~Michael

Post by Alex North
Soren and I are currently working on file-based persistence. The final
hookup is currently held up behind bugs it exposed in other parts of the
system, which I'm fixing now.
The filesystem based persistence demonstrates what would be required of
another datastore implementation. There's been some talk about hooking up an
SQL layer but I don't believe anyone's designing it yet.
where all future discussion should occur.
Alex

Post by faisalbhagat
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