Re: [Tora-develop] New feature case study

[Nathan N. <nn...@ne...>]

Oh, wow.

That change alone would be enough to get tora past the hurdles of being included in many standard distros.

How does it affect the build, does it still require the connection provider libraries/code to be available during the 
compile process?

-- Nathan

On 12/29/2011 08:15 AM, iv...@cv... wrote:
> Hi all,
> I've just uploaded one example onto sourceforge(it's a windows executable):
>
> It's under
> https://sourceforge.net/projects/tora/files/tora-experimental/
>
> A lot of internals were redesigned in this branch but I first of all I
> would like
> to introduce the main difference.
>
> Tora executable no more depends on any 3rd party .dlls and therefore
> can be executed on "any" host.
> Upon a startup it searches for oci.dll and other libraries and then it
> dynamically loads connection provider libraries.
>
> The location for particular oracle client can even be configurable in
> the future.
> So far the code works on Linux and Windows only.
>
> Ivan
>
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