Caché is a post-relational database.
It provides several kinds of access to stored data.
Caché has it’s own ORM inside, thus we can communicate with it as with SQL database and use ActiveRecord, but also we can communicate with it as just with part of application with it’s objects.
Also, there is a direct access to Caché internals: callin interface. The most compicated one.
First, there should be implemented SQL interface. Caché uses dynamic language inside, so creating link between ruby and Caché Object model seems to be possible. But, SQL first.
Currently object interface is started for implementing. Source for it is at cache-ruby repository.
Now it is as a gem:
gem install intersysProject page is intersys at rubyforge
Caché is a post-relational database.
It provides several kinds of access to stored data.
Caché has it’s own ORM inside, thus we can communicate with it as with SQL database and use ActiveRecord, but also we can communicate with it as just with part of application with it’s objects.
Also, there is a direct access to Caché internals: callin interface. The most compicated one.
First, there should be implemented SQL interface. Caché uses dynamic language inside, so creating link between ruby and Caché Object model seems to be possible. But, SQL first.
Currently object interface is started for implementing. Source for it is at cache-ruby repository.
Now it is as a gem:
gem install intersysProject page is intersys at rubyforge