Re: Conf cache

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On 28 Feb 2005 at 10:10, alex black wrote:

> no, we have a separate tmp/ directory in workspaces which would be used
> for this purpose. (so it would be BC_PATH_TMP . cache/conf/) if memory
> serves, I didn't check the exact path so it may be wrong :)

Thank you for answering. Most of my uncertainities are gladly answered by 
Manual, too.

> > When Conf uses files, it be xml or php, a fileset can be defined for the
> > factory-level and a fileset can be defined for the workspace-level.
> 
> I propose not to allow for any difference in XML. "factory" in xml should
> simply be example files included in the distro. (do people disagree?)

But this one confuses me again. I'm not proposing a change in xml.
It is said on the list that Conf should load the factory_level and than 
the workspace_level should override the loaded values.
Current conf does that with a preLoading technique.
In the database there is no problem, since the information (level_flag) is 
there . So I thought of a fileset_parameter to conf saying which file_name 
is factory_level and which is workspace_level. But apperently that is 
known by Conf anyway ?????

Note: fileset; a collection of file_names or an expression to build that.

I'm sorry to ask so much dumb questions.

> No, since workspaces will nearly always share databases. Also if you have
> some strange custom setup where that is the case you can share one
> database between many workspaces and extend the schema to include the
> workspace name and write a "confServer" class to adapt to it.

Read.

wim niemans


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