14 Jun
1999
14 Jun
'99
8:39 a.m.
Martijn Pieters wrote:
If the Zope data stored in a RDMS can be accessed by other apps, this would be benificial to promoting Zope to people that think in RDMS's as an end to all Web Applications, even though I personally don't see a direct use for such access.
On a technical level, since the data in the RDBMS record is a pickled Python instance, it would be basically unusable to other applications. You'd gain a "standard" for record management, but not one for data management. On an abstract level, the statement "if Zope data can be accessed by other applications" seems to be a pretty clear violation of encapsulation, but that's just the object zealot party line. :^) --Paul