R
RK
I'm looking to do something like POJO/AOP in Python.
(ref pojo, aspectj for Java, CodeFarms for C++
http://www.codefarms.com/ , esp see two-layer diagram #2 here:
http://incode.sourceforge.net/index.html ).
The thing with a two-layer design and plain old objects is you need a
kernel to manage it, seems to me. JBoss is a pojo kernel in the java
arena.
Is this already built-in to python somehow?
(had gone looking for unit testing in python and found it built-in,
figured this question worth a shot)
The trouble with existing pojo kernels implemented with aspect syntax
is that the aspects are in the language, seems to me you need the
second layer to be implemented in a rdbms if you want to be taken
seriously by enterprises.
Thanks,
-Rich
(ref pojo, aspectj for Java, CodeFarms for C++
http://www.codefarms.com/ , esp see two-layer diagram #2 here:
http://incode.sourceforge.net/index.html ).
The thing with a two-layer design and plain old objects is you need a
kernel to manage it, seems to me. JBoss is a pojo kernel in the java
arena.
Is this already built-in to python somehow?
(had gone looking for unit testing in python and found it built-in,
figured this question worth a shot)
The trouble with existing pojo kernels implemented with aspect syntax
is that the aspects are in the language, seems to me you need the
second layer to be implemented in a rdbms if you want to be taken
seriously by enterprises.
Thanks,
-Rich