I need to write integrations to multiple external web services. Some of them are SOAP (have WSDL), some of them pretty much ad hoc - HTTP(s), authentication either by basic auth or parameters in URL (
There\'s an XML scheme which says something like this: <ExtraFields> <ExtraField Type=\"Int\">
After reading over my other question, Using a Relational Database for Schema-Less Data, I began to wonder if a filesystem is more appropriate than a relational database for storing and querying schema
I\'ve been trying to answer a complex Mysql data structure problem for custom fields for an online app. I\'m fairly new to Mysql so any input is appreciated.
I\'ve been hearing a lot of talk about schema-less (often distributed) database systems like MongoDB, CouchDB, SimpleDB, etc...
I am evaluating a number of NoSQL implementations (RavenDB and MongoDB at the moment) as a means of solving a specific set of requirements that involve storage/retrieval of data that is schema-less.I
This question is an attempt to find a practical solution for this question. I need a semi-schema less design for my SQL database. However, I can limit the flexibility to shoehorn it into the entire
I hear a lot about couchdb, but after r开发者_如何学编程eading some documents about it, I still don\'t get why to use it and how.
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