Including SQLite DB in release build

[caleb]

Hello Dima,

What is the best way to include a sqlite DB with a release build? I
have an AIR app which is working as expected, but I need to somehow
make the data portable to go along w/ the app.

Thank you

[Dima Berastau]

Hey Caleb,

I am not sure that's possible, I could be wrong though. You could have the app installed and then maybe seed the database first time the app runs using your remote server as source?

Dima

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[Caleb Adam Haye]

Hi Dima,

First of all, thanks for the reply.  I think I found an answer...

var dbFile:File = File.applicationDirectory.resolvePath("db/software.db");
var dbWorkFile:File = File.documentsDirectory.resolvePath("software.db");

if(!dbWorkFile.exists){
    dbFile.copyTo(dbWorkedFile);
}

That should do the trick, although I had to move on to other tasks and haven't yet tried it.

Did you see my earlier message about dependencies not being loaded? http://groups.google.com/group/restfulx-framework/browse_thread/thread/b925ccdfc98104e9?pli=1 .. that one is still bugging me

Thanks man!
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[Dima Berastau]

I've had a quick look at the issue about dependencies. It looks like bug with AIRServiceProvider and will need to be resolved. The suggested work-around is to index models you want (as you figured out) and not rely on RestfulX to index them for you. I'll create a ticket for this.

Dima

[Caleb Adam Haye]

Awesome, thanks Dima.

Great work, as always!

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