[Glass] Develop Gemstone web server app in VW but deploy in Pharo?
Dale Henrichs
dale.henrichs at gemtalksystems.com
Fri Apr 25 11:29:29 PDT 2014
Frank,
Another issue that I neglected to mention is that if you intent to use VW5
as your development platform, you will likely need to use GBS for
communicating with GemStone and GBS is not enabled with the Web Edition
license.
I suggest that you contact James Foster and or Norm Green to discuss
additional options.
Dale
On Fri, Apr 25, 2014 at 11:17 AM, FrankB <kontakt at pressburgservices.com>wrote:
> >Yes, but you can deploy full on gemstone, you do not need pharo there.
>
> Please keep in mind that I have only little and only theoretical knowledge
> of Gemstone from various hours reading the manuals but NO practical
> experience as of yet.
>
> Thus my assumptions may well be wrong:
>
> The application will not only work with Gemstone but there will be a few
> other parts and interfaces and I assume that they are not supported by
> Gemstone.
>
> For example, the application will need access to a MariaDB and underlying
> Sphinx inverted lists, which will hold data that "comes in" from users over
> the Internet. This part of the server will be rather simple and my VW5 will
> do fine and I have no royalties to pay
>
> Beyond this the development MUST remain in VW (ideally in 5 but that is not
> supported by Gemstone, thus a port to VW7 is relatively easy). There are so
> many tools the I MUST continue top use and this application is part of a
> little family, which will mostly remain in VW5.
>
> Another extremely important factor is access via a COM-Interface to MS and
> Adobe software. I don't think that this is supported by Gemstone but maybe
> I
> am wrong.
>
> >GemStone is not only the "DB" as you would think in other OO DB approaches
> like Magma or whatever. GemStone is the DB but also the Smalltalk
> language/VM at the same time.
>
> Well, in principle I am aware of this but again, porting all my tools to
> Gemstone would cost certainly more time than I would have and then I would
> have two separate environments. I cannot and will not give up my VW5
> software for another couple of years.
>
> So, from my today's point of view and knowledge, I do not think that this
> is
> a viable alternative. But I will keep this in mind when playing with
> Gemstone.
>
>
>
>
>
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