I have started a new project. I have been experimenting with the CloudKVS server and clients.
So far I have the server up and running on a VPS on Digital Ocean. (Getting it to automatically start on server boot was an adventure all by itself!)
I have tested both B4J and B4A clients. They seem to work fine with the examples.
What I need to do is have locations scattered around the US that are listed in the client apps. The main office has a desktop B4J app they will use to update site info. Specifically fuel prices, status, etc.
The phone clients will be updated from the server running on Digital Ocean.
I am trying to figure out the best way to setup the sites. I know the CloudKVS uses key-value pairs.
Am I correct in thinking I can use a map to list all the items to track for each site under a single id?
Each site would be a distinct id.
Would I have to make any modifications to the CloudKVS server to support the map?
I am no expert in Java, or using maps. I just don't want to spend the time investing in them if I don't need to.
Karl Domrose
So far I have the server up and running on a VPS on Digital Ocean. (Getting it to automatically start on server boot was an adventure all by itself!)
I have tested both B4J and B4A clients. They seem to work fine with the examples.
What I need to do is have locations scattered around the US that are listed in the client apps. The main office has a desktop B4J app they will use to update site info. Specifically fuel prices, status, etc.
The phone clients will be updated from the server running on Digital Ocean.
I am trying to figure out the best way to setup the sites. I know the CloudKVS uses key-value pairs.
Am I correct in thinking I can use a map to list all the items to track for each site under a single id?
Each site would be a distinct id.
Would I have to make any modifications to the CloudKVS server to support the map?
I am no expert in Java, or using maps. I just don't want to spend the time investing in them if I don't need to.
Karl Domrose