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Link turbine table to my one tables.

Hi,

I want to use turbine_user table and link my own tables to this. What is the
impact? How does Torque generate classes for this?

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Aravinda.


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Subject:I am new turbine user\

Posted by gaurav <ga...@webrizon.com>.
hello
i am new turbine user.can you tell how turbine is helpful in portlets
besides helping us to get user information


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RE: Link turbine table to my one tables.

Posted by Aravinda Addala <ar...@majorband.co.uk>.
Thanks Carlos. I am trying the fist one...

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From: carlos beltran [mailto:cbeltran@aitek.it]
Sent: 11 April 2001 17:08
To: turbine-user@jakarta.apache.org
Subject: Re: Link turbine table to my one tables.






> 2)    You use Torque to create the peers, objects ...etc for your squema,
and
> then you create a custom UserManager and a SegurityManager to use your
peers.

Sorry, I wanted to say "SecurityService" in place of SecurityManager....:-D.


Carlos


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Re: Link turbine table to my one tables.

Posted by carlos beltran <cb...@aitek.it>.



> 2)    You use Torque to create the peers, objects ...etc for your squema, and
> then you create a custom UserManager and a SegurityManager to use your peers.

Sorry, I wanted to say "SecurityService" in place of SecurityManager....:-D.


Carlos


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Re: Link turbine table to my one tables.

Posted by carlos beltran <cb...@aitek.it>.

Aravinda Addala wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I want to use turbine_user table and link my own tables to this. What is the
> impact? How does Torque generate classes for this?
>
> Any help is greatly appreciated.

We are precisely working on that. We have a customer that has its own databases
with users and groups based in oracle.
I think there is two ways to resolve this:
1)    you can create "database views" so you map your tables into the Turbine
database squema, so you don't need to change a line in Turbine...
2)    You use Torque to create the peers, objects ...etc for your squema, and
then you create a custom UserManager and a SegurityManager to use your peers.

I don't know if these are the best solutions, may be some Turbine guru can
confirm them.
At least, we are testing the number 1 and it works ok.

Hope this helps,

Carlos Beltran.
Dipl-Ing Computer Science.
Aitek Srl.
Genoa-Italy.



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