[OGo-Discuss] BLOGing/Journaling/ACTing [Was: OGo and
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Adam Williams
discuss@opengroupware.org
Mon, 27 Nov 2006 12:50:38 -0500
> > 1.) Store the entire BLOG as a document; simple but seems hard to
> > edit.
> Definitely not.
> > 2.) Store the BLOG as a "folder" in a project, each file in the folder
> > being presented as an "article" or "entry".
> Yes, I think thats the way to go.
So just a folder named "BLOG" or "Journal" or distinguish the folder
meant to be rendered as a blog some other way? Or just try to render
any given folder as a BLOG?
> > Also simple but hard to sort and/or search.
> Why?
No reason I suppose, since notes are documents.
> > [ FYI to readers:
> > CREATE TABLE note () INHERITS(document);
> > CREATE TABLE doc () INHERITS(document); ]
> Technical detail, but yes, a note is a decoupled document :-)
> > 3.) Store the BLOG in notes. Each note being an article or entry.
> Also an option. In fact I think that we already have preliminary
> support for blogging protocols against notes (metalog and RSS).
Yes, bits of it even work. :)
> > Notes provide title, author, modification and creation time. There
> > is a
> > "file_type" attribute; if this is other than "txt" does the note
> > still
> > appear in the WebUI?
> Notes have their own commands in Logic. I don't think that they are
> treated like documents right now.
> > I suppose this is really the same as #2 since notes are documents;
> Higher level API wise they are quite different, they are only
> similiar in the database.