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| mikl at club-internet.fr |
 Posted: Mon Jul 05, 1999 6:09 am |
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Hi,
I don't know if you remember me, but I made an announcement a few months
ago about the developpment of a set of business software in Erlang.
I worked on specification and I am now at the point of starting the
development.
I am working on a little tool on top of mnesia, to manage objects as a
hierarchy. I use a table matching a path to a table, and I made it
possible to work on a complete branch of the tree and to manipulate a
set of objects.
Does such tools already exist in Erlang ?
I find that the way I am doing this is very ugly. I need some kind of
Erlang mentor to help me to get acquainted with good Erlang programming
methods and habits and to show me the Erlang wy to do things.
I there someone here that would play this part.
I fact I also need to know how you would strucutre the modules, the
directories, and so on.
I am not completly sure that this library is useful and is well coded.
If a good soul is willing to help me, maybe I can place the code on a
web server to let you access it.
Thanks in advance for your help.
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Mickael Remond
mikl_at_linux-france.org
ICQ : 2265396
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| moreda at sanluis.net |
| Posted: Mon Jul 05, 1999 4:48 pm |
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* Mickael Remond (mikl_at_club-internet.fr) [990705 08:29]:
> I don't know if you remember me, but I made an announcement a few months
> ago about the developpment of a set of business software in Erlang.
Ok, I've just posted a few weeks ago a question about linking erlang with
legacy systems using ODBC or similar. My goal is a bussines suite in Erlang,
probably with an interface in other language more suitable (Java?).
I'm very interested in a project wich name can be  Open-ERP ...
I know it is a very big work, but it must be started in some point someday
> I worked on specification and I am now at the point of starting the
> development.
Fantastic, I have no too much time, but I'm VERY interested.
> I am working on a little tool on top of mnesia, to manage objects as a
> hierarchy. I use a table matching a path to a table, and I made it
> possible to work on a complete branch of the tree and to manipulate a
> set of objects.
I don't have played too much with Erlang, but in a bussines environment we
must deal with legacy databases (Oracle, Informix,...)
> Does such tools already exist in Erlang ?
I don't know
> I find that the way I am doing this is very ugly. I need some kind of
> Erlang mentor to help me to get acquainted with good Erlang programming
> methods and habits and to show me the Erlang wy to do things.
> I there someone here that would play this part.
> I fact I also need to know how you would strucutre the modules, the
> directories, and so on.
The same for me.
> I am not completly sure that this library is useful and is well coded.
I know a place where we can test it in a real production environment.
> If a good soul is willing to help me, maybe I can place the code on a
> web server to let you access it.
:)
> Thanks in advance for your help.
It's nothing.
Rober
BTW : Sorry for my poor English :)
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Roberto Moreda
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| klacke at bluetail.com |
| Posted: Mon Jul 05, 1999 10:19 pm |
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> I find that the way I am doing this is very ugly. I need some kind of
> Erlang mentor to help me to get acquainted with good Erlang programming
> methods and habits and to show me the Erlang wy to do things.
> I there someone here that would play this part.
I suggest that you simply post the code here (or a pointer to
the code) The worst that can happen to you is that nobody
had anything to say about the code. In that case it's either
perfect or beyond commentary/remdey. So post asway ..
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> I fact I also need to know how you would strucutre the modules, the
> directories, and so on.
> I am not completly sure that this library is useful and is well coded.
As for erlang modules I suggest a simple scheme that is similar
to the structure erlang itself. A least if the application
is of any size.
Makefile.in
configure.in
doc
lib
Makefile
lib1
src
Makefile
foo.erl
ebin
foo.beam
c_src
Makefile.in
lib2 ....
Then make your start script setup the erlang code paths correctly.
/klacke
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| patrickdlogan at home.com |
| Posted: Tue Jul 13, 1999 12:13 am |
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Roberto Moreda writes:
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> Ok, I've just posted a few weeks ago a question about linking
> erlang with legacy systems using ODBC or similar. My goal is a
> business suite in Erlang, probably with an interface in other
> language more suitable (Java?).
I am interested in further discussions along these lines. *Please*
send me private email if you'd like to be a part of some discussions
in order to keep the traffic down on this mail list. I am building
some applications in Erlang, inets, mnesia, etc. with the intent to
evolve the applications into a "framework" for building more
applications easier (a la Lotus Notes).
> I'm very interested in a project wich name can be Open-ERP ...
> I know it is a very big work, but it must be started in some point
> someday...
I am starting small, but it does not hurt to think big either.
> Fantastic, I have no too much time, but I'm VERY interested.
Another reason to start small.
> BTW : Sorry for my poor English :)
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