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Joshmvm
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September 22, 2009
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FarCry CMS data model

  • September 22, 2009
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Hi,

FarCry CMS creates a database for the content created, which then can be used for further processing.

my question is the database created byFarCry is Object Based, so can i create relational data model out of that?

Also using Ralio can i acheive it, if yes what's the approach.

Thanks,

Joshmvm.

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    Adam Cameron.
    Inspiring
    September 22, 2009

    I checked the Farcry website for their system requirements, and they do not officially support Railo as yet:

    http://docs.farcrycms.org/display/FCDEV40/System+Requirements

    However if one googles "farcry railo" there is a reasonable amount of discussion on people getting it to work on Railo.  I suggest you do some research there.

    Farcry's domain model is object-oriented, sure.  But it's persistence model is plain old relational.  Also from that same system requirements page are the DBs it runs on.

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    Adam

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    JoshmvmAuthor
    Participant
    September 23, 2009

    sorry for the previous incomplete mail...

    we have tried out configuring farcry with Railo along with tomcat. we've

    used mysql as db.

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    we were successful in doing that and created som content also. now there

    were 77 tables created by farcry by default with various values.

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    now we're stuck up with establishing the relations among various tables as

    we are aiming at building reporting service and also ETL. so for that we

    need a relational database model to work out.

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    so can you assist me in this regard.

    regards,

    Mahesh

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    Adam Cameron.
    Inspiring
    September 23, 2009

    FFS.  Stupid forums swallowed another one of my replies.

    Right, so what I said was along the lines of:

    Sorry mate, I've never used FarCry in my life, so I have no idea about its vagaries.  However it does have its own docs, forums, community and what not, so perhaps directing your questions in that direction will yield results for you.

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    Adam

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