Torque, axis and turbine

[Gerhard Otte <Ge...@emediapark.de>]

Hello !

We are using torque in our warehouse application (Swing) and are very
happy with it.
Parts of our business logic should now be available via web service
to java and visual basic clients and whoever may be there in the future.
I successfully installed axis/tomcat 5.0.25 and pocketSOAP (visual
basic)
and can connect to simple java objets.
But now it comes down to the database layer. Of cousre I want to reuse
the
existing torque om model.

I have taken a look at the turbine web site and it seems to be the kind
of tool 
searching for.

I have two questions:
- I'm looking for how to initialize torque correctly in a web
application.
- What would be the benefits of using turbine; ist it possible to
integrate
the existing torque model into turbine ?

Regards
Gerhard Otte
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Re: Torque, axis and turbine

["Henning P. Schmiedehausen" <hp...@intermeta.de>]

"Gerhard Otte" <Ge...@emediapark.de> writes:

>I have two questions:
>- I'm looking for how to initialize torque correctly in a web
>application.

Hi,

well, that depends on what you base your web application. If you use a
framework like Turbine or Avalon, you can easily initialize Torque
through its Avalon interface.

>- What would be the benefits of using turbine; ist it possible to
>integrate
>the existing torque model into turbine ?

Torque was once an integral part of Turbine, so yes. :-) 

Turbine allows you to init Torque as an Avalon Component and access
all data object through it. In fact, Turbine uses Torque to access
Security and Scheduler information.

>mailto:G.Otte@emediapark.de     emediapark GmbH http://www.emediapark.de
>Tel:+49 (0)941 630804-2 Fax:-9  Hemauerstr.14,93047 Regensburg,Germany

Cute, you're not _that_ far away from me. About 60 minutes by car...

	Regards
		Henning


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