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From: Bob V. <van...@ho...> - 2003-07-31 16:52:39
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Manish, jackie and i were talking about an idea we had for an enhancement to krimpy. Wouldn't it be nice if a krimpy user could enter some keywords in a Textbox that were lyrics to a song they want, and krimpy would do a query to a lyric server that responds with song names? The user could then follow up with a search for that song name. Users don't always know the names of the songs they want. I found this site http://lyrictracker.com/soap.html that has a quasi-SOAP interface for doing such queries, and responding with an XML response. There is also functionality to submit lyrics. Some mp3 files even have the lyrics stored in there ID3 (version 2?) tags. In response to the central DTD idea, I can't think of a reason why a user would use krimpy in an "offline" mode. Do you have an instant messenger program for real-time development discussions? AIM, ICQ,... bob. >From: Man...@co... >To: tea...@ho...,van...@ho... >Subject: Re: krimpy Source Changes -- done >Date: Wed, 30 Jul 2003 10:03:40 +0100 > > >Jackie, Bob > >I can do the XQL part you require for the project. I understand that by >putting the library database >in XML will definetly boost the application performance. Though overhead of >connecting to the XQL Engine will still remain. > >This reminds me, which XQL Engine you want me to use in order to execute >the XQL statements? >There are few in market like the most famous GMD-IPSI XQL engine but can >only be used for development purposes. > >Regarding the location of the XML DTD file, we have to consider whether a >client can use our application offline >or not connected to the internet. If the answer is 'Yes' then will the >local >xml file (the one which is referencing the DTD kept in central location) be >used. >Because if used (offline) the local XML file will throw an error, as it >will not be able to locate the DTD file. > >Cheers >Manish Agarwal > > > > > > >"Team Krimpy" <tea...@ho...> on 29/07/2003 15:37:58 > >To: Man...@co... >cc: >Subject: Re: krimpy Source Changes -- done > > >I looked at the code last night. It looks great! Good work Manish. I went >ahead and posted it to our CVS repository. How are you at querying XML >databases? We would like to replace the current Microsoft Access database >that stores the user's media catalog with a XML database. If you look >through the code, you'll see SQL statements like... > >SELECT Filename FROM MediaCatalog WHERE SongName LIKE *Gainesville* > >These need to be replaced with XML queries (XQL?). The database and schema >files would be similar to the ones you created for the settings. > >Let me know what you think. > >- JT > > > > > >From: Man...@co... > >To: tea...@ho... > >CC: bob...@us... > >Subject: krimpy Source Changes -- done > >Date: Mon, 28 Jul 2003 13:16:40 +0100 > > > >Hi Jackie, > > > > > >I have updated the code in Krimpy_src_0.1.2 version. The code works as > >discussed. Please check it and inform me about > >bugs (if any) or if I have misunderstood any functionality. > > > >I have inclreased the version number to krimpy_src_0.1.3. The zip file is > >attached here with the mail. > > > >(See attached file: krimpy_src_0.1.3.zip) > > > > > >Cheers > >Manish Agarwal > > >------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > >This E-mail is the property of Coutts & Co (which, for this purpose, > >includes its associates in the Coutts Group). 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