2013-01-05
2013-01-05. Open Source › mORMot Framework
Implementing Domain-Driven-Design (DDD) is one goal of our mORMot framework.
We already presented this particular n-Tier architecture.
It is now time to enter deeper into the material, provide some definition
and reference.
You can also search the web for reference, or look at the official web site.
A general
presentation of the corresponding concepts, in the .NET world, was used as
reference of this blog entry.
Stay tuned, and ride the mORMot!
2012-12-31
2012-12-31. Open Source › mORMot Framework
Even if mORMot will be more easily used in a project designed from scratch, it fits very well the purpose of evolving any existing Delphi project, or even creating the server side part of an AJAX application.
One benefit of such a framework is to facilitate the transition from a Client-Server architecture to a N-Tier layered pattern.
2012-12-20
2012-12-20. Pascal Programming
On our forum, a clever question was posted about publishing some enhanced RTL functions for newer versions of Delphi - as we did for Delphi 7 and 2007.
I was looking for a faster IntToStr implementation and discovered SynCommons.pas.
(....)
That's really too bad,SynCommons.pasreally does contain some seriously fast stuff, people would greatly benefit from it if it was made general-purpose.
In fact, it would not be enough to change the RTL function
implementations.
IMHO, to write something scalable, you need to get rid of such
functions.
2012-11-30
2012-11-30. Open Source › mORMot Framework
Little mORMots have a very efficient transmission protocol, in their mountains...
Most mORMots are highly social and use loud whistles to communicate with one another, especially when alarmed.
As stated by Wikipedia
In a comment of the already quoted blog article about DataSnap performance issues, Tom asked this interesting question about mORMot, after I presented how we like to use http.sys kernel-mode server to achieve best performance possible over HTTP:
What about TCP communication, http is not the only Internet protocol. Protobuf, Thrift, MsgPack, BSON etc, is binary protocol and http i big overhead in some systems.
Did http.sys enable use of tcp/ip socket protocol?
2012-11-28
2012-11-28. Open Source › Synopse PDF engine
Our SynPdf library was released as part of every mORMot version. But the stand-alone .zip was still in 1.15 revision. I have updated it, and now it reflects the latest version from our source code repository (i.e. 1.18). Open Source, working from Delphi 5 up to XE3. Thanks to nice proposals - like […]
2012-11-28. Open Source › mORMot Framework
All former SQLite3\SQLite3*.pas units have been renamed to SQLite3\mORMot*.pas to match the database-agnostic scheme of the mORMot framework. This is a major break change, so all your "uses" clauses in your code is to be change to follow the new naming. See this commit, which includes […]
2012-11-23
2012-11-23. Open Source › mORMot Framework
Roberto Scheinders wrote a nice blog post about performance and stability of DataSnap XE3, compared with mORMot and some other available frameworks.
Compared frameworks were:
In short, DataSnap was slow and not stable (concurrent test was crashing the application), whereas mORMot was very stable, very fast (faster than any other in concurrent mode), and used much less memory.
2012-11-20
2012-11-20. Open Source › mORMot Framework
By default, the hash of the user password is stored safely on the server side. This may be an issue for corporate applications, since a new user name / password pair is to be defined by each client, which may be annoying.
Since revision 1.18 of the framework, mORMot is able to use Windows Authentication to identify any user. That is, the user does not need to enter any name nor password, but her/his Windows credentials, as entered at Windows session startup, will be used.
Thanks a lot Chaa for making public your
code proposal!
Open Source is so great sometimes!
Keep the good work!
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