I see your group see doing an excellent job in creating a truly quality program. I thank you for keeping it open source as well.
Is there anything in the works to convert your project to an online editable program?
Have you tried your system with a larger database? Say 30,000 to 40,000 names? My current Gedcom is about that large, I will change my html viewing system on to yours in the next few days, when it all works successfully I will post the link.
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I am working with the jLifelines project ot provide a local java client capable of editing your gedcom data online. It will be included as part of the next release of the jLifelines project.
There have been a few people with Gedcoms as large as yours. I would reccomment that you use the MySQL version of PhpGedView because the standard version will run quite slow on such a large gedcom. If you don't have access to MySQL then you should probably split your gedcom into multiple files.
--John
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I see your group see doing an excellent job in creating a truly quality program. I thank you for keeping it open source as well.
Is there anything in the works to convert your project to an online editable program?
Have you tried your system with a larger database? Say 30,000 to 40,000 names? My current Gedcom is about that large, I will change my html viewing system on to yours in the next few days, when it all works successfully I will post the link.
I am working with the jLifelines project ot provide a local java client capable of editing your gedcom data online. It will be included as part of the next release of the jLifelines project.
There have been a few people with Gedcoms as large as yours. I would reccomment that you use the MySQL version of PhpGedView because the standard version will run quite slow on such a large gedcom. If you don't have access to MySQL then you should probably split your gedcom into multiple files.
--John
Online editing of the MySQL database is now available through the jLifelines project. http://sourceforge.net/projects/jlifelines/
Download the pgv.jar file and run it like this:
java -jar pgv.jar dbuser dbpassword tableprefix dbhost dbname gedcomfile
The specify the command line options as necessary to connect to your database.