On Fri, 2007-10-19 at 19:25 -0700, Bruce Carleton wrote:
> I'm contemplating moving a couple of PHP web sites to Seaside that
> are backed by a Postgres database. This is being done in parallel
> with the creation of morphic applications that may eventually share
> code with the web sites.
>
> I'm curious what active Squeak developers are using for postgresql
> database access. I'm looking at Glorp and another PostgreSQL V2
> Client for Squeak by Yanni Chiu. I'm interested in automatic object -
> > table-row mappings but I don't mind building my own database
> access objects calling SQL. This is partially due to my use of
> stored procedures in postgresql for certain queries that are shared
> elsewhere.
>
> Any advice?
I use Glorp. It is a great tool for doing O/R mapping. It is yet
powerful and flexible. You can extend Glorp to use your stored
procedures. Have a look at FunctionExpression. I didn't use this
myself. Just got this as answer while asking the same thing you
did on the Glorp mailing list (which is very good source of
advice).
regards,
Norbert