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From: Christoph W. <chr...@we...> - 2004-06-15 07:23:46
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Hi, Perhaps you will receive this message twice but I did not get the last mail from rssview-developers. Ciao Christoph Christoph Walcher wrote: > Hi, > > I found a severe bug in my database schema. The order in which tree > nodes and channels were arranged vanished when saving and loading. I > could not fix this issue without having to do another quite heavy > update to our database. Excuse the inconvenience - you will need to > delete your database files again to run rssview. > > The good news: > I created a class RssCore and extracted the main method from our > (overworked) RssView class. RssCore should be used to set up services > and parse command line arguments. I think this is a better place for > that functionality. > We have two new DataStore implementations: > * TransientDataStore is a DataStore that acts as some kind of place > holder for not using a DataStore. If TransientDataStore is used no > Feeds are loaded or saved. > * XMLDataStore uses java.beans.XMLEncoder/Decoder to load/persist to > a single flat XML file. > > You can use the new flag "-ds" to configure the DataStore to be used: > * xml XMLDataStore > * none TransientDataStore > * hsql Hypersonic SQL DataStore (default) > * hsqlstandalone Hypersonic SQL DataStore that connects to a stand > alone HSQL Server > > example: > java -jar rssview.jar -ds=xml > > Ciao > Christoph |