Re: [Exist-development] Prepared Statements in the SQL Module (Oracle)

[Thomas W. <tho...@gm...>]

Andrzej,

This what I had in my mind when I sent yesterday my email 'I volunteer to
organise "eXist Code Gallery". Having a playground where developers can
exchange their work extending eXist, sharing modules and code snippets
easily is something we have to think about and organise quickly.

If there is somebody else with experience in running this type of open
community code repository, I will be glad to help him to run the code
repository.

Thomas


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On 22 March 2010 14:34, Andrzej Jan Taramina <an...@ch...> wrote:

> Adam replied to Rob:
>
> > So my old foe the Oracle Cursor is back again! But seriously, if I
> > understand you correctly, then there is no reason not to have an
> > oracle extension module as part of eXist, this could work in
> > cooperation with the sql module, something like this perhaps -
> >
> > for $item in oracle:execute(sql:get-connection(...), $sql) return
> > $item/sql:column1
> >
> > We would not be able to ship the ojdbc.jar with eXist by default, but
> > then that is the same as for the SQL module. We currently do not ship
> > any vendors JDBC implementations, we expect users to place their
> > vendors JDBC implementation in lib/user (e.g. ojdbc.jar if your an
> > Oracle user).
>
> This sounds like a perfect instance justifying having an external
> extensions mechanism/repository/wiki (same thing for
> GATE, IMO).
>
> That way anyone (not just committers) could create and post useful
> extensions and all you would have to do is check
> prerequisites (eg. eXist version), download jars and add a few lines to
> conf.xml.
>
> No need to keep these extensions in the eXist SVN, and many good reasons to
> keep them out of it.
>
> --
> Andrzej Taramina
> Chaeron Corporation: Enterprise System Solutions
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