Comments on Paul Kukiel - and what i'm interested in.: OpenBD Google App Engine and cfc's

The code is the same as attached. Perhaps in vehi...

2010-06-16T01:45:11.517-04:00

The code is the same as attached. Perhaps in vehicle.cfc you forgot to declare a variable?

Could you post the code? I keep getting a CFML Ru...

2010-06-11T20:01:39.179-04:00

Could you post the code? I keep getting a CFML Runtime Error: variables.country doesn't exist.

My syntax highlighter was not being friendly and i...

2009-10-26T04:13:22.948-04:00

My syntax highlighter was not being friendly and it was just easier. If you would like the code I will be happy to place it som where for download.

Why the images of code rather than just text?

2009-10-26T04:08:35.085-04:00

Why the images of code rather than just text?

This is mind blowing stuff.

2009-09-15T11:20:09.955-04:00

This is mind blowing stuff.

@Vince that's great news. I really like the G...

2009-09-10T12:34:29.772-04:00

@Vince that's great news. I really like the Google Datastore and knowing it will scale well has made up my mind already.

Good stuff! A couple of things to keep in mind: ...

2009-09-10T12:20:05.420-04:00

Good stuff! A couple of things to keep in mind:

1) The OpenBD-GAE API you're using was developed before the CF9 public beta was released. We plan to implement syntax that's compatible with the CF9 ORM feature; for example, GoogleWrite() will become EntitySave(), and GoogleRead() will become EntityLoad(). This will allow you to write portable applications.

2) The relational database support we're building for OpenBD-GAE is primarily intended for porting of existing applications. For new applications, using the ORM-like features of the Google datastore is recommended because it will perform and scale much better.

Vince Bonfanti

Thanks Paul. Another good post

2009-09-10T11:30:22.844-04:00

Thanks Paul. Another good post

Really Great!

2009-09-10T11:20:24.446-04:00

Really Great!