Working with offline stores

[Klaas Bals <kl...@bals.be>]

I can't find an answer to my question anywhere elso, hence this message.

Can I use slide in the following scenario:

I have a slide running on a central server and I also have a slide on my 
laptop that can be used when I'm working offline. I want to be able to 
make changes to the offline instance and be able to 'replicate' them to 
the central server whenever I hook-up again. (Possibly the same resource 
has been changed both on the server as on my laptop, so merging the 
resource might be neccesary, with manual intervention of course.)

If it is not yet available in slide today, is it built in the architecture?

Thanks,
Klaas Bals

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Re: Working with offline stores

[Klaas Bals <kl...@bals.be>]

Thanks both of you... I'll see what I can find!

Thanks again,
Klaas Bals

Mike Oliver wrote:

> Amen!
>
> Martin Holz wrote:
>
>> Hello Klaas,
>>
>> Mike Oliver <ol...@matrix-media.com> writes:
>>
>>  
>>
>>> We are doing something along those lines in our solutions.  We have
>>> built a "Secondary" store that our "Primary" store calls through an
>>> "Inversion of Control" design pattern registry.  The primary store
>>> then handles all that instance's transactions, and upon success, saves
>>> the request to a "queue" where the secondary store can pick it up and
>>> apply it to one or more JXTA peers (Other Slide instances).  We have a
>>> lot of work to do on it, but that is the way we are doing it.
>>>   
>>
>>
>> while something like this is doable, it is a lot of work.
>> If you need something like this today, you may look for subversion or 
>> cvs.
>>
>> Martin
>


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Re: Working with offline stores

[Mike Oliver <ol...@matrix-media.com>]

Amen!

Martin Holz wrote:

>Hello Klaas,
>
>Mike Oliver <ol...@matrix-media.com> writes:
>
>  
>
>>We are doing something along those lines in our solutions.  We have
>>built a "Secondary" store that our "Primary" store calls through an
>>"Inversion of Control" design pattern registry.  The primary store
>>then handles all that instance's transactions, and upon success, saves
>>the request to a "queue" where the secondary store can pick it up and
>>apply it to one or more JXTA peers (Other Slide instances).  We have a
>>lot of work to do on it, but that is the way we are doing it.
>>    
>>
> 
>while something like this is doable, it is a lot of work.
>If you need something like this today, you may look for 
>subversion or cvs.
>
>Martin
>
>
>
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Re: Working with offline stores

[Martin Holz <ho...@fiz-chemie.de>]

Hello Klaas,

Mike Oliver <ol...@matrix-media.com> writes:

> We are doing something along those lines in our solutions.  We have
> built a "Secondary" store that our "Primary" store calls through an
> "Inversion of Control" design pattern registry.  The primary store
> then handles all that instance's transactions, and upon success, saves
> the request to a "queue" where the secondary store can pick it up and
> apply it to one or more JXTA peers (Other Slide instances).  We have a
> lot of work to do on it, but that is the way we are doing it.
 
while something like this is doable, it is a lot of work.
If you need something like this today, you may look for 
subversion or cvs.

Martin



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Re: Working with offline stores

[Mike Oliver <ol...@matrix-media.com>]

We are doing something along those lines in our solutions.  We have 
built a "Secondary" store that our "Primary" store calls through an 
"Inversion of Control" design pattern registry.  The primary store then 
handles all that instance's transactions, and upon success, saves the 
request to a "queue" where the secondary store can pick it up and apply 
it to one or more JXTA peers (Other Slide instances).  We have a lot of 
work to do on it, but that is the way we are doing it.

Ollie


Klaas Bals wrote:

> I can't find an answer to my question anywhere elso, hence this message.
>
> Can I use slide in the following scenario:
>
> I have a slide running on a central server and I also have a slide on 
> my laptop that can be used when I'm working offline. I want to be able 
> to make changes to the offline instance and be able to 'replicate' 
> them to the central server whenever I hook-up again. (Possibly the 
> same resource has been changed both on the server as on my laptop, so 
> merging the resource might be neccesary, with manual intervention of 
> course.)
>
> If it is not yet available in slide today, is it built in the 
> architecture?
>
> Thanks,
> Klaas Bals
>
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