Re: SybaseAdaptorLayer

        Hi Duncan,

Duncan McGreggor <[email protected]> wrote:
[...]
> We're on-site today at AOL and I'm testing a SybaseAdaptor on their
> dbserver. We were told linux, but it's actually Solaris that they are
> using. No matter, the sybase py module works just fine (well, more or
> less... you can't call a connection without assigning it it to a variable,
> otherwise python is killed).
>=20
> Anyway, we'll be working on the app and the adaptor through next week. Wh=
en
> I'm ready to send you the code, what method do you prefer?


That's great! And I'll be happy to grab the first version of it in the
Patches section @sf.

  BTW: Something I've already said here but that is not written anywhere
  else (I should fix this): since I want to keep the copyright status of
  the framework as clear as possible --so before integrating code into
  mdl I ask that the contributor either assign the copyright on his
  contribution to me, or disclaim copyright on it and thus put it in the
  public domain (if this is a problem, the adaptor can be released as a
  separate package).

Now a question: will you (or someone in your team?) continue to work w/
this adaptor (either on new projects or maintaining that one) after the
project is installed?  Asking this, because I would prefer that someone
using the adaptor can take the leadership on it, replying to users,
addressing specific bugs etc.  Would you be interested?


-- S=E9bastien.



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