Added SQLite

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Richard Frith-Macdonald 2005-11-23 10:02:46 +00:00
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2005-11-23 Richard Frith-Macdonald <rfm@gnu.org>
Added SQLite backend support.
2005-11-14 Richard Frith-Macdonald <rfm@gnu.org>
Factor out WebServer into separate library, and timer and caching

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I don't use MySQL... but the test program ran successfully with a
vanilla install of the MySQL packages for recent Debian unstable.
* SQLite - a bundle using the sqlite3 library which supports an
SQL-like API for direct access to a database file (rather than
acting as a client of a database server process).
Not as functional as the other backends (doesn't support dates
for instance), but good enough for many purposes and very
'lightweight'. See http://www.sqlite.org
* Oracle - a bundle using embedded SQL for Oracle.
Completely untested... may even need some work to compile...
but this *is* based on code which was working about a year ago.
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* The gnustep-make package must have been built and installed.
* The gnustep-base package must have been built and installed.
* You must hace sourced the GNUstep.sh script (from gnustep-make)
to set up environment variables needed for building this.
* The Performance library (from the dev-libs area in GNUstep CVS)
must have been built and installed.
* If this environment is in place, all you should need to do is
run 'make' to configure and build the library, 'make install'
to install it.

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I don't use MySQL ... but the test program ran successfully with a
vanilla install of the MySQL packages for recent Debian unstable.
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SQLite - a bundle using the sqlite3 library which supports an
SQL-like API for direct access to a database file (rather than
acting as a client of a database server process).<br />
Not as functional as the other backends (doesn't support dates
for instance), but good enough for many purposes and very
'lightweight'. See http://www.sqlite.org
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<item>
Oracle - a bundle using embedded SQL for Oracle.<br />
Completely untested ... may even need some work to compile ... but
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The gnustep-base package must have been built and installed.
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You must have sourced the GNUstep.sh script (from gnustep-make) to set
up environment variables needed for building this.
The Performance library (from the dev-libs area in GNUstep CVS)
must have been built and installed.
</item>
<item>
If this environment is in place, all you should need to do is run 'make'