Re: how to check the data in Prevayler System

This isn't strictly related to Nanning and AOP which
of course can be used to store objects in
SQL-databases too. (Although there's not yet any
pre-built sample for it.)

There has been some discussion about graphical "Object
Viewer"s over at the
prevayler-discussions-mailing-list. It's certainly
pretty easy to do but no good open-source viewers have
been built yet.

At work we use Java for all queries in the system and
a BeanShell (http://www.bsh.org) console for ad-hoc
"runtime" queries and object introspection. We also
support export of the system to XML-files which can be
edited by any text-editor. It takes some getting used
to but in the end it's almost easier to use than a
relational database!

 --- yiming wang <[email protected]> skrev: > hi all,
> 
> In your projects, how do you check the data in
> Prevayler
> System?Normally, when we use a database to store the
> data
> ,we can use sql to check , view, and modify the data
> .
> but how now? and are there any "Object Viewer" For
> Prevayler System?
> 
> thanks for your replay!
> 
> wang yiming
> 2003.5.19
> 
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