Trying to start with cappuccino

[Fëanaro Linwë Lenwë]

Hi all,

I want to develop a cappuccino application using some nosql database as persistence layer. I would like to create an Android app to access the data from mobile platforms and so, I have though that master to master replication could be a good way to let the database handle the sync between platforms ... but that is the future. Right now I need some help with the way to make my Capp objects persistent. 

I have created a dumb agenda app, everything works and now I want to save the data but ... well I having a lot of troubles. I have searched for tutorials or guides ... but with no success ...

If anyone could help me would be very nice ....

Thanks in advance.

P.S.: Any hint about nosql database to use in my long term project would be also welcome.

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[Andrew Hankinson]

Hi Fëanaro,

You might look at the Ratatosk framework: github.com/wireload/Ratatosk.git. It manages client/server communication.

-Andrew

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[Aparajita Fishman]

We have used mongodb on the back end.

There is nothing magical about nosql vs. sql as far as Cappuccino is concerned. Cappuccino only knows requests and responses, which have nothing to do with the specific technology used on the server. No matter what db you use on the server, you will need some glue code to interface between Cappuccino and the db. There are millions of RESTful interfaces out there for both sql and nosql databases in every major web framework (django, php, etc.). A search will turn up something of use.