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| − | As you probably noticed, until now we did not get into any way to actually operate on the l10n objects outside of memory. By this moment you should know how to create an Entity, Comment, how to create an EntityList, L10nObject and L10nPackage and bundle it | + | As you probably noticed, until now we did not get into any way to actually operate on the l10n objects outside of memory. By this moment you should know how to create an Entity, Comment, how to create an EntityList, L10nObject and L10nPackage and bundle it all together. |
| + | Now we'll focus on the ways you can use to load/save those objects to actually be able to use the system in the real life. | ||
| + | There are two levels of this operations. First one is an actual loading entities from somewhere to EntityList and saving EntityList to something. This is covered by IOClient family. | ||
== IOClient == | == IOClient == | ||
IOClient class is | IOClient class is | ||
Revision as of 13:58, 20 May 2008
As you probably noticed, until now we did not get into any way to actually operate on the l10n objects outside of memory. By this moment you should know how to create an Entity, Comment, how to create an EntityList, L10nObject and L10nPackage and bundle it all together.
Now we'll focus on the ways you can use to load/save those objects to actually be able to use the system in the real life.
There are two levels of this operations. First one is an actual loading entities from somewhere to EntityList and saving EntityList to something. This is covered by IOClient family.
IOClient
IOClient class is
