Graeme Geldenhuys <graemeg.li...@gmail.com> wrote: > > All HTML code (inside our pascal code) is tagged with class of div id's. We > then use CSS to adjust our UI the way we want. > > For inspiration of this concept, have a look at: > http://www.csszengarden.com/ > > All the pages (themes) available is all build with the exact same HTML file > (nobody is allowed to change that file), just the CSS files are different. > Pretty awesome!
Interesting... OK, thanks to sharing this idea. > Our CGI applications (three of them) are just one part of our complete > product. We have a desktop GUI part as well. The CGI applications reuse a > lot of code from the desktop. We implement the Model-GUI-Mediator design > pattern, to split UI code from Business Domain code. Our applications talk > to a Firebird RDBMS, and use SqlDB components, but we do *not* code for > SqlDB directly. Instead we use tiOPF (http://www.tiopf.com) which is a > Object Persistence Framework to manage all our data persistence (loading > and saving of Objects). So with a single compiler define we can switch from > Firebird to MySQL or PostgreSQL etc without a single line of code that > needs to change. We can even switch database components (eg: SqlDB -> > FBLib) with a single compiler define, and again, no lines of code need to > change. Right. I also use an OPF made-in-home, but this is out of scope CGI's problems. BTW, is tiOPF life? Lee Jenkins <l...@datatrakpos.com> wrote: > > I am most interested to hear how tiOPF handles under a threaded environment > when you move to FastCGI, Graeme. Me too. -- Marcos Douglas _______________________________________________ fpc-pascal maillist - fpc-pascal@lists.freepascal.org http://lists.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/fpc-pascal
