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Ok, I found this. #121

I don't know how well the PHP driver works, but if it is at all working well, it might be worth a revisit.

Scott

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Ok, I see this project is basically dead. What a shame. I guess I'll fork it and start my own project.

Scott

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+1

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Hi @smolinari,

in general, adding the binary driver shouldnt be too much of a problem -- as you saw in #121. If you want to give it a shot it would be great :) though I feel that there are other parts of the mapper that would require more focus now, like finishing the persistence part.

Though contributions are always accepted :)

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Ooof! 😮 ....so it is actually still an alpha and missing important features? Hmm...I didn't expect to have to work that much on it, but ok. I am excited about how OrientDB is covering bases for our project. I'd like to see a performant ODM for it too. Guess, it means doing a lot of the work too.

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TBH the HTTP protocol performs quite well, so that has never been a
priority -- though, as I said, controbutions are always welcome :)

unfortunately we find very little time to proceed with things though Ive
heard of some brave people using the odm out in the wild :)

On Tue, Jun 16, 2015 at 12:46 PM, Scott [email protected] wrote:

Ooof! [image: 😮] ....so it is actually still an alpha and
missing important features? Hmm...I didn't expect to have to work that much
on it, but ok. I am excited about how OrientDB is covering bases for our
project. I'd like to see a performant ODM for it too. Guess, it means doing
a lot of the work too.

Scott

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@odino, are there any specific issues noting the missing parts for finishing persistence? Or any other way to find out what is missing without sifting through the code?

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we started a conversation here but things froze, in general the whole persistence layer has to be implemented as now there is no way to actually persist a record with the manager -- though you can do it by using the HTTP client on its own.

BTW this is an example on how to use the binary protocol adapter from OrientDB-PHP :)

@davidino was working on the persistence so he might have some more insights on what we need to do there. This is the old branch, he also had some tests :) though that's a very old branch and the code can't be picked up as it is, but it's a good starting point!

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The binary driver you linked to is actually obsolete now. The new one is here and supposedly officially supported by Orient Tech.

https://github.com/orientechnologies/PhpOrient

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We could actually integrate that one then :)

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The binary driver you linked to is actually obsolete now. The new one is
here and supposedly officially supported by Orient Tech. now.

https://github.com/orientechnologies/PhpOrient

Scott

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Ok. Let's see where this will go! I am not the most experienced programmer either. So please be patient with me. 😄

Scott

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no worries man, collaboration collaboration collaboration :)

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Ok. Let's see where this will go! I am not the most experienced programmer
either. So please be patient with me. [image: 😄]

Scott

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