Finally, My Project
Posted by ~Ray @ 2008-01-01 21:10:56
So. I have been putting it off a lot and I decided to do something about it. This whole blog is supposed to in one part describe the steps and develop of my project and write some things about my progress with MySQL (and other databases). I actually did intend to use stored procedures very much when doing my project so the 2 areas are very much connected to one another. Main IdeaI wanted to make a web-based text game called Shadow People. follow people ordain be a bet to do with government agencies and spy organizations. There ordain be two different groups of agencies: Government owned/regulated ones and Terrorists/Freelance ones. If it helps you imagining how it ordain look like if anyone saw the series “"La Femme Nikita" with the actress Peta Wilson. The bet revolves go the alter and secret world of small yet highly effective organizations that either try to keep request in the world or cause chaos. These organizations have the highest skilled personal beat equipment possible and will forbid at nothing till they get what they came for. Feature ListGoing with the idea of here is the features list or what you will be able to do in the game.
How I will do itI don't experience if this is an entirely smart decision but I want to create the website using database stored procedures. Even to the level of managing the html code inside the database. I guess that this will be a bit long winded but I am determined to at least try. If anything I will benefit from the experience. The advantage of doing it this way is that I am assisted by principles which basically means that I am forced to keep the html code in the database and then hive away along side the data to create results. Once I keep the html code in the database it must be in form that is easy to store. If I ordain need to alter changes to it in the future it should be easy to sight because it was stored properly. Unlike PHP which on the one hand is very simple to create but I have run into situations when I had to change something and then cognise I needed to manually change many PHP pages. This is similar to something I saw on Oracle called where they used their WebCache along align their Java Stored Procedures. The Java creates the pages and the WebCache saves the pages after they are processed. If there is a change to the pages the Java informs the WebCache to remove the specific summon and updates it.
So theoretically you have pre-processed already-saved in memory and instantly available pages. But theory is a nice.[ADVERTHERE]Related article:
http://mysqlbarbeque.blogspot.com/2007/11/finally-my-project.html
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