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ChangeLog
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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> 2005-11-14 Richard Frith-Macdonald <rfm@gnu.org>
Factor out WebServer into separate library, and timer and caching Factor out WebServer into separate library, and timer and caching

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README
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I don't use MySQL... but the test program ran successfully with a I don't use MySQL... but the test program ran successfully with a
vanilla install of the MySQL packages for recent Debian unstable. 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. * Oracle - a bundle using embedded SQL for Oracle.
Completely untested... may even need some work to compile... Completely untested... may even need some work to compile...
but this *is* based on code which was working about a year ago. 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-make package must have been built and installed.
* The gnustep-base 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) * The Performance library (from the dev-libs area in GNUstep CVS)
to set up environment variables needed for building this. must have been built and installed.
* If this environment is in place, all you should need to do is * If this environment is in place, all you should need to do is
run 'make' to configure and build the library, 'make install' run 'make' to configure and build the library, 'make install'
to install it. to install it.

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SQLClient.h
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I don't use MySQL ... but the test program ran successfully with a I don't use MySQL ... but the test program ran successfully with a
vanilla install of the MySQL packages for recent Debian unstable. vanilla install of the MySQL packages for recent Debian unstable.
</item> </item>
<item>
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
</item>
<item> <item>
Oracle - a bundle using embedded SQL for Oracle.<br /> Oracle - a bundle using embedded SQL for Oracle.<br />
Completely untested ... may even need some work to compile ... but Completely untested ... may even need some work to compile ... but
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The gnustep-base package must have been built and installed. The gnustep-base package must have been built and installed.
</item> </item>
<item> <item>
You must have sourced the GNUstep.sh script (from gnustep-make) to set The Performance library (from the dev-libs area in GNUstep CVS)
up environment variables needed for building this. must have been built and installed.
</item> </item>
<item> <item>
If this environment is in place, all you should need to do is run 'make' If this environment is in place, all you should need to do is run 'make'