Module system: last call for objections
Derek Atkins
warlord@MIT.EDU
03 Aug 2001 08:38:34 -0400
Yes, the RPC subsystem was built as a backend (at least that's where
it fits in the architecture). The 'GUI-client' winds up using RPC for
all it's storange needs (which is what a Backend is for). But you're
right that the non-GUI-server doesn't really use RPC as a Backend, per
se, but the server-side code is shared with the client-side code. RPC
is sort of like that. ;)
-derek
"Christophe Guychard" <Christophe.Guychard@enst-bretagne.fr> writes:
> Hi,
>
> > backend/rpc RPC backend
>
> is this actually a backend?
> I better see it as a kind of ''middleware'' between GUI-client
> and non-GUI-Server.
>
> But maybe I'm confused as I'm just beginning to look around Gnucash arch...
>
> XtoF.
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