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Revision: 30
          http://cs-webdbupgrade.svn.sourceforge.net/cs-webdbupgrade/?rev=30&view=rev
Author:   crazedsanity
Date:     2009-08-06 20:44:19 +0000 (Thu, 06 Aug 2009)

Log Message:
-----------
Moved some files into "docs" subdirectory for cleanliness.

Modified Paths:
--------------
    trunk/0.1/VERSION

Added Paths:
-----------
    trunk/0.1/docs/
    trunk/0.1/docs/CREDITS
    trunk/0.1/docs/LICENSE
    trunk/0.1/docs/README.txt
    trunk/0.1/docs/SETUP.txt

Removed Paths:
-------------
    trunk/0.1/CREDITS
    trunk/0.1/LICENSE
    trunk/0.1/README.txt

Deleted: trunk/0.1/CREDITS
===================================================================
--- trunk/0.1/CREDITS	2009-08-06 19:22:43 UTC (rev 29)
+++ trunk/0.1/CREDITS	2009-08-06 20:44:19 UTC (rev 30)
@@ -1,3 +0,0 @@
-
-Lead Developer: Dan Falconer (cra...@us...)
-

Deleted: trunk/0.1/LICENSE
===================================================================
--- trunk/0.1/LICENSE	2009-08-06 19:22:43 UTC (rev 29)
+++ trunk/0.1/LICENSE	2009-08-06 20:44:19 UTC (rev 30)
@@ -1,291 +0,0 @@
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Deleted: trunk/0.1/README.txt
===================================================================
--- trunk/0.1/README.txt	2009-08-06 19:22:43 UTC (rev 29)
+++ trunk/0.1/README.txt	2009-08-06 20:44:19 UTC (rev 30)
@@ -1,60 +0,0 @@
-
-$Id$
-
-This system is built to make upgrading a database-driven app seamless.  No need
-to coordinate SQL or schema changes with the code updates: previously, one would 
-have to take the entire website down, run the schema/SQL change, update the code, 
-and (if you're lucky) check a "test" website to ensure it works before unleashing
-it upon your users.... if you're unlucky, they both must be run in unison, and 
-if the SQL or schema change fails, you're in for a lot of sweating and praying.
-
-Meet your saviour!  This system adds the ability to allow your system to upgrade 
-itself.  Whenever you increment the version in your VERSION file, it can run a 
-custom script that will do everything you need AND keep others out until it is 
-done.  Once the system is updated, the next thing to touch the code containing 
-the upgrade system will cause it to run.
-
-CAVEATS: while this system will work with MySQL, I **STRONGLY** recommend 
-against it.  It was built using PostgreSQL, which has a rock solid transaction 
-system: if the upgrade fails, everything rolls-back and it is up to a developer
-to figure out what went wrong--but the system is left in a CONSISTENT STATE. 
-With MySQL, this will only work with InnoDB tables--and only if ALL AFFECTED 
-TABLES ARE InnoDB.  There are also many things that will cause an implicit 
-commit, meaning the code will think its in a transaction after that point, but 
-it actually isn't (which is possibly worse than not having transactional 
-capabilities at all).
-
-The first time this system is implemented, you need to be aware that it will 
-look for an "INITIALVERSION" value in your upgrade.xml file.  This version 
-determines where it should start, so intermediary upgrade scripts will run. It 
-is important to realize, however, that this setting can cause grief in and of 
-itself: if you give the wrong version, scripts might run that shouldn't.  This 
-is especially important for long-running projects that are expected to be able 
-to be installed at any version: subsequent releases should update this initial 
-version (or remove it) as necessary.
-
-MySQL TRANSACTION INFO::: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/implicit-commit.html
-
-WORK FLOW:
-
- --> Is there an existing LOCK file?
-	 YES::
-	 	--> HALT (tell the user there's an upgrade in progress).
-	 NO:::
-	 	--> System checks VERSION file vs. version in database
-	 	--> Does version file's version match database version?
-	 		YES:::
-	 			-- good to go. 
-	 			-- CONTINUE
-	 		NO:::
-	 			--> CREATE LOCK FILE
-	 			--> find named script in upgrade.xml file
-	 			--> include script, create new class, call method (in upgrade.xml file)
-	 			--> did upgrade succeed?
-	 				YES:::
-	 					--> remove LOCK file
-	 					--> CONTINUE
-	 				NO:::
-	 					--> stop upgrade process.
-	 					--> HALT
- --> (continues as before)
\ No newline at end of file

Modified: trunk/0.1/VERSION
===================================================================
--- trunk/0.1/VERSION	2009-08-06 19:22:43 UTC (rev 29)
+++ trunk/0.1/VERSION	2009-08-06 20:44:19 UTC (rev 30)
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 ## Stores the current version of the cs-versionparse system, and it's source.  
 ## Please do NOT modify this file.
 
-VERSION: 0.1
+VERSION: 0.2
 PROJECT: cs-webdbupgrade
 $HeadURL$
\ No newline at end of file

Copied: trunk/0.1/docs/CREDITS (from rev 26, trunk/0.1/CREDITS)
===================================================================
--- trunk/0.1/docs/CREDITS	                        (rev 0)
+++ trunk/0.1/docs/CREDITS	2009-08-06 20:44:19 UTC (rev 30)
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+
+Lead Developer: Dan Falconer (cra...@us...)
+

Copied: trunk/0.1/docs/LICENSE (from rev 26, trunk/0.1/LICENSE)
===================================================================
--- trunk/0.1/docs/LICENSE	                        (rev 0)
+++ trunk/0.1/docs/LICENSE	2009-08-06 20:44:19 UTC (rev 30)
@@ -0,0 +1,291 @@
+NOTE: a full HTML version of this license can be found at: 
+http://www.opensource.org/licenses/gpl-license.php
+
+It has been reproduced below without any HTML.
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+ Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies
+ of this license document, but changing it is not allowed.
+
+		Preamble
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+freedom to share and change it.  By contrast, the GNU General Public
+License is intended to guarantee your freedom to share and change free
+software--to make sure the software is free for all its users.  This
+General Public License applies to most of the Free Software
+Foundation's software and to any other program whose authors commit to
+using it.  (Some other Free Software Foundation software is covered by
+the GNU Library General Public License instead.)  You can apply it to
+your programs, too.
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+price.  Our General Public Licenses are designed to make sure that you
+have the freedom to distribute copies of free software (and charge for
+this service if you wish), that you receive source code or can get it
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+
+$Id$
+
+This system is built to make upgrading a database-driven app seamless.  No need
+to coordinate SQL or schema changes with the code updates: previously, one would 
+have to take the entire website down, run the schema/SQL change, update the code, 
+and (if you're lucky) check a "test" website to ensure it works before unleashing
+it upon your users.... if you're unlucky, they both must be run in unison, and 
+if the SQL or schema change fails, you're in for a lot of sweating and praying.
+
+Meet your saviour!  This system adds the ability to allow your system to upgrade 
+itself.  Whenever you increment the version in your VERSION file, it can run a 
+custom script that will do everything you need AND keep others out until it is 
+done.  Once the system is updated, the next thing to touch the code containing 
+the upgrade system will cause it to run.
+
+CAVEATS: while this system will work with MySQL, I **STRONGLY** recommend 
+against it.  It was built using PostgreSQL, which has a rock solid transaction 
+system: if the upgrade fails, everything rolls-back and it is up to a developer
+to figure out what went wrong--but the system is left in a CONSISTENT STATE. 
+With MySQL, this will only work with InnoDB tables--and only if ALL AFFECTED 
+TABLES ARE InnoDB.  There are also many things that will cause an implicit 
+commit, meaning the code will think its in a transaction after that point, but 
+it actually isn't (which is possibly worse than not having transactional 
+capabilities at all).
+
+The first time this system is implemented, you need to be aware that it will 
+look for an "INITIALVERSION" value in your upgrade.xml file.  This version 
+determines where it should start, so intermediary upgrade scripts will run. It 
+is important to realize, however, that this setting can cause grief in and of 
+itself: if you give the wrong version, scripts might run that shouldn't.  This 
+is especially important for long-running projects that are expected to be able 
+to be installed at any version: subsequent releases should update this initial 
+version (or remove it) as necessary.
+
+MySQL TRANSACTION INFO::: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/implicit-commit.html
+
+WORK FLOW:
+
+ --> Is there an existing LOCK file?
+	 YES::
+	 	--> HALT (tell the user there's an upgrade in progress).
+	 NO:::
+	 	--> System checks VERSION file vs. version in database
+	 	--> Does version file's version match database version?
+	 		YES:::
+	 			-- good to go. 
+	 			-- CONTINUE
+	 		NO:::
+	 			--> CREATE LOCK FILE
+	 			--> find named script in upgrade.xml file
+	 			--> include script, create new class, call method (in upgrade.xml file)
+	 			--> did upgrade succeed?
+	 				YES:::
+	 					--> remove LOCK file
+	 					--> CONTINUE
+	 				NO:::
+	 					--> stop upgrade process.
+	 					--> HALT
+ --> (continues as before)
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+
+$Id$
+
+For information on how the system works, some caveats, and other useful 
+information, check out the "README.txt" in this folder.
+
+This system assumes that your website uses constants 
+(i.e. define('CONSTANTNAME', "constantValue")).  It uses a couple of these 
+constants for the purposes of upgrading and so forth; if you would like an easy 
+way to put all your configuration stuff into one file and be able to set them 
+as global, constants, or both, look into using the "cs_siteConfig" library 
+provided by the latest version of CS-Content (see 
+"http://crazedsanity.com/projects/cs-content" for more information).  For the 
+purposes of keeping this document as simple as possible, I will assume you've 
+set that system up (look at the afore-mentioned website for information on how 
+to interpret the XML below, and why I recommend using it).
+
+FOR CS-SITECONFIG:
+
+Add a section similar to the following:
+
+	<cs-webupgradedb>
+		<dbparmlinker note="This compensates for cs_siteConfig::parse_config()'s inability to parse 
+		'template vars' past a certain depth in or before CS-Content v1.0-ALPHA9">
+			<host>DB_CONNECT_HOST</host>
+			<dbname>DB_CONNECT_DBNAME</dbname>
+			<user>DB_CONNECT_USER</user>
+			<password>DB_CONNECT_PASSWORD</password>
+			<port>DB_CONNECT_PORT</port>
+		</dbparmlinker>
+		<db_table setconstant="1" setconstantprefix="cs_webdbupgrade">cs_version_table</db_table>
+		<db_primarykey setconstant="1" setconstantprefix="cs_webdbupgrade">project_id</db_primarykey>
+		<db_sequence setconstant="1" setconstantprefix="cs_webdbupgrade">{DB_TABLE}_{DB_PRIMARYKEY}_seq</db_sequence>
+		<db_connect_host>{/WEBSITE/DB_PG_HOST}</db_connect_host>
+		<db_connect_port>{/WEBSITE/DB_PG_PORT}</db_connect_port>
+		<db_connect_dbname>{WEBSITE/DB_PG_DBNAME}</db_connect_dbname>
+		<db_connect_user>{WEBSITE/DB_PG_DBUSER}</db_connect_user>
+		<db_connect_password>{WEBSITE/DB_PG_DBPASS}</db_connect_password>
+		<CONFIG_FILE_LOCATION>{_CONFIGFILE_}</CONFIG_FILE_LOCATION>
+		<UPGRADE_CONFIG_FILE>{SITE_ROOT}/upgrade/upgrade.xml</UPGRADE_CONFIG_FILE>
+		<RWDIR setconstant="1">{SITE_ROOT}/rw</RWDIR>
+	</cs-webupgradedb>


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