[Dart] Can the Dart server data be reused by other apps?

Matt England mengland at mengland.net
Wed Feb 22 10:40:39 EST 2006


Speaking of Scott's comments about the Dart server data repository (and I 
speak of the Dart2 server...although I realize that "Dart2" is out, and 
"Dart/DartClassic" is in):

I'll be poking around more in the guts of it later, but I interested in how 
conducive the Dart-server "back-end" data repo might be to being 
reused/analyzed/mined by other applications, copied to database for 
external-lookup, trending analysis, etc.

I don't have any near-term requirements for this (unlike my push to embed 
Dart client functionality in my software), but I interested from a 
longer-term perspective as to what if anything my business might be able to 
leverage from this data in a broader-scope analysis then just 
test-and-validation procedures.

-Matt


At 2/22/2006 09:21 AM, Scott W. Oster wrote:
>One thing you can do for now to understand the format is to look at the
>freemarker rules in the dart repository.  I don't have the link offhand,
>but it shows you what tags Dart tries to process.  I XML Schema for
>submission would be great in the long run. I'd much rather see an XSD
>than a DTD as there are a lot of tools that could be leveraged.  For
>example, one could generate an Object model from the schema to create
>submissions from an embedded application.



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