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From: emacsuser (f-boost_at_[hidden])
Date: 2001-12-06 20:32:08
--- In boost_at_y..., "Jeff Garland" <jeff_at_c...> wrote:
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> > * Supports a format which collates in the same order that the
> > objects collate.
>
> That's fine for a file-based serialization, but the framework
> should not make this assumption or it will be unusable for
> non-stream based formats such as databases. The point of a
> serialization framework is usually to support multiple targets
> without impact to the application or domain objects.
Not sure that I understand what's wrong with the serialized form
always collating in the same order that the objects do, w/r/t
"databases." (Ped, the library that I wrote which satisfies this
requirement, adapts the Berkeley DB; do you mean SQL databases?)
Anyhow, can you restate this as something that is a requirement for
you, rather than something that isn't?
"Supports mutiple serialization 'genres' (eg ASCII vs. 'binary')"
perhaps?
That's probably a good idea, though I'm uncertain that I've properly
understood you.
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