Nothing tested, but feeling good.
Started on the QueryRequest object the other night after the post and have it at a good place I think. The way I have built it is a little on the sparse side, but the key point is that it represents a format which could be easily imported from Xml or vice versa. That is a major thing I am looking for with the goal of having something extensible in mind. I'm talking extensibility from the user end here, but it also means that as long as I don't make any breaking changes going forward in the design, that the entire paradigm is actually extensible and will be backwards compatible. So I can add new features and new supported Xml tags as development rolls on, while still supporting the existing Xml files and templates.
I still have a few more things I need to finish on that class. But getting very close to being done and at a point where I can start testing it.
The next component is to start looking at the format of the QueryResponse. This is where my prototype code will come in handy. It should already be a good template for what will be the end result. It will need to support a few additional things. I didn't worry about some of those features earlier because there were things SQLite couldn't support.
On a completely different side note. Was looking around at Windows Phone 7 exploits and they still don't have that update out it appears, there are no good apps for side loading, and every venue seems to lead me to needing to sign up. This is quite aggravating because I can't find a good free budgeting app for the phone and I could write one on my own rather easily.
Anyway. Done for now.
I still have a few more things I need to finish on that class. But getting very close to being done and at a point where I can start testing it.
The next component is to start looking at the format of the QueryResponse. This is where my prototype code will come in handy. It should already be a good template for what will be the end result. It will need to support a few additional things. I didn't worry about some of those features earlier because there were things SQLite couldn't support.
On a completely different side note. Was looking around at Windows Phone 7 exploits and they still don't have that update out it appears, there are no good apps for side loading, and every venue seems to lead me to needing to sign up. This is quite aggravating because I can't find a good free budgeting app for the phone and I could write one on my own rather easily.
Anyway. Done for now.
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