Revisited the persistence layer.
Simplified schema to focus on user and node. Now possible to have sqlite via ODBC and/or mysql support, and select using configuration file. Updated demo example.
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note
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description: "Summary description for {NEW_CONTENT_HANDLER}."
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date: "$Date: 2014-12-19 14:17:32 +0100 (ven., 19 déc. 2014) $"
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revision: "$Revision: 96402 $"
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date: "$Date: 2015-01-27 19:15:02 +0100 (mar., 27 janv. 2015) $"
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revision: "$Revision: 96542 $"
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class
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NODE_CONTENT_HANDLER
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@@ -120,7 +120,7 @@ feature -- HTTP Methods
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if attached {WSF_STRING} req.path_parameter ("id") as l_id then
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if l_id.is_integer and then attached {CMS_NODE} api.node (l_id.integer_value) as l_node then
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u_node := extract_data_form (req)
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u_node.set_id (l_id.integer_value)
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u_node.set_id (l_id.value.to_integer_64)
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api.update_node_content (l_user.id, u_node.id, u_node.content)
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(create {CMS_GENERIC_RESPONSE}).new_response_redirect (req, res, req.absolute_script_url (""))
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else
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