Re: [Persistdotnet-devel] Project status

[Vincent D. <vd...@us...>]

Hi Elliot

Persist.NET is alive !

But I'm working only on my free time and alone for now, so the progress
is quite slow :)

I'm working on inheritance now, it's already partially implemented in
the code.

Cache is effectivelly really an important missing feature of
Persist.NET. I already have some stuff about it. I've ported another
java library to do it, but this assembly need to be merged in
Persist.NET. If you already have something and want to share it, I can
create you a branche. I'm using Subversion as a source management, but
the server is quite slow, so I did'nt open it to everyone. If your
interrested, mail me.

Thanks for your help

Vincent



Le lun 02/02/2004 =E0 20:32, Elliot Gage a =E9crit :
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> Thanks,
> Elliot
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Vincent Daron
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