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* 0.9.9e |
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Contains collation (ordering) support (including Unicode) as described in |
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> CharSet character sets. |
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Also a couple of bugs have been fixed. |
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Both the basic and unicode PHP demos have been successfully tested |
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against malete server on both Win95 and XP. |
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NOTE: Be sure to read and understand "using collation" in |
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> CharSet character sets |
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before playing around with it. |
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NOTE: The preliminary Latin-1 character mapping is gone with this release. |
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If there is no collation info, data is indexed without any changes! |
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This is the last "feature release" (Nov. 12th 04). |
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No more new features are planned for 1.0, only testing and bugfixing. |
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May also be considered "release candidate 0". |
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> /tar/malete.0.9.9e.tgz sources |
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> /tar/malete.0.9.9e.gz linux binary (statically linked) |
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> /tar/malete099e.zip windows binary |
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* 0.9.9d |
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Fixes CDS import of "locked" records. |
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> /tar/malete.0.9.9d.tgz sources |
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> /tar/malete.0.9.9d.gz linux binary |
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* 0.9.9c |
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The 0.9.9.c |
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> /tar/malete.0.9.9c.tgz sources |
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(~ 180 KB) adds |
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> Protocol a terms method |
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> IIF IIF/ISO2709 import/export |
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and some |
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> CmdLine documentation |
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. Also available as |
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> /tar/malete099c.zip windows binary |
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or statically linked linux binary (diet) |
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> /tar/malete.0.9.9c.gz standard |
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or for |
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> /tar/malete.0.9.9c-cdsunix.gz "UNIX" format CDS/ISIS |
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(each about 47 KB compressed, 86 uncompressed). |
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The windoews binary is known to have a couple of |
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problems on XP, which is pretty incompatible with 98. |
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I will try to fix that once somebody donates me a XP box. |
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* 0.9.9b |
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> /tar/malete.0.9.9b.tgz preview release |
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adds import and export from/to traditional |
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> CDS |
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/ISIS file formats, both record and index data. |
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* 0.9.9a |
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Finally we have something like a |
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> /tar/malete.0.9.9a.tgz testing preview |
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of OpenIsis 1.0 |
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It comes complete with a server (which even runs on windows!) |
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and a pure PHP library supporting read, write, query and index. |
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There also is a cds test database, consisting of two text files: |
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The mrd (record data) is used as is, and the mqt (query text) is loaded |
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into a mqd (query data as platform independent B-Tree leaves). |
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Testing so far was not all too thorough, however, |
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all basic requests as used in demo.php |
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work as described in |
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> Protocol |
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(TIP: set $db->srv->dbg to true to see the protocol). |
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The protocol is so ridiculously simple that it can |
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be implemented in any language easily. |
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To be more explicit: |
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both major interfaces of any future OpenIsis release, |
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that is the file formats and the network protocol, |
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are FIXED in that what is working as documented now |
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will continue to work the same way in any future release. |
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("Will" meaning "should", else it's a bug). |
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Main missing issues to 1.0: |
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- file converter from and to WinISIS/DOS ISIS (done in 0.9.9b) |
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- a TERMS method (done in 0.9.9c) |
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- other languages |
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- implementation of filtering as described in |
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> Query |
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The first two are not a big problem and can be expected soon. |
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$Id: DownLoad.txt,v 1.11 2004/11/12 11:18:23 kripke Exp $ |