Hi All
So I have a database called OpenAccess (used for describing electrical
objects like transistors etc.) and I’d like to put Rails on top of
it.
First question is “Is this possible?” i.e. can you put ActiveRecord
(or some component thereof) on top of a non-SQL database, then have
access to most of the rails goodness?
Hi All
So I have a database called OpenAccess (used for describing electrical
objects like transistors etc.) and I’d like to put Rails on top of
it.
First question is “Is this possible?” i.e. can you put ActiveRecord
(or some component thereof) on top of a non-SQL database, then have
access to most of the rails goodness?
I don’t know offhand how to do this but it should be possible: there are
people using Rails with CouchDB, and with Amazon’s SimpleDB (the
SimpleRecord library).
I don’t know offhand how to do this but it should be possible: there are
people using Rails with CouchDB, and with Amazon’s SimpleDB (the
SimpleRecord library).
Yes you can, just not with ActiveRecord without creating your own
intermediate layer.
Thanks Marnen-
The SimpleDB example is very interesting, and looks like it could be
applicable to my problem. Thank you for pointing me in that direction!
regards
Kretch
On May 22, 4:39 am, Marnen Laibow-Koser <rails-mailing-l…@andreas-