David Merrill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I think the SQL code should not be marshalled over the wire. Keep SQL
> on the server side entirely.
Oh, I agree. I would rather marshall requests in a more
GnuCash-centric manner (e.g., the Query API) and marshall GnuCash
Objects (e.g. Splits, Accounts) directly back. This implies a GnuCash
marshalling system (which is really built on something like
RPC/CORBA/etc but has the GnuCash object definitions), but I
believe this is the right approach.
I'm sure others disagree ;)
-derek
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