I've created a new github repository to temporarily host the updated code for RavenDB to enable execution under Linux. I say temporary because a few things could happen.
The normal case scenario would be that I get no notice from the creators of RavenDB in which case this code would continue to exist under its own repository.
The bese case scenario, and I would really like this to be the case, would be that my changes in some shape be accommodated upstream in RavenDB making RavenDB a cross platform tool.
I did not investigate why the OutputStream.Flush() command was causing an exception. At the same time, this is really my first attempt at MEF and .Net 4.0 and I don't know why the exports were not automagically loaded, in resolution to which, I had to manually load them using reflections. A better fix would be to identify and resolve these issues.
RavenDB along with my source code changes are available at https://github.com/jimmy00784/RavenDB-for-Linux https://github.com/jimmy00784/ravendb.
Note: Source code url updated.
This article is part of the series NoSQL - RavenDB on Linux. The series contains the following articles:
NoSQL - RavenDB on Linux
Open Source Shines - RavenDB on Linux
RavenDB on Linux - Source Code
RavenDB on Linux - Update
Worst case scenario, and I don't believe this would happen, but there is a slight possibility, that I might be asked to shut down the repository because I unknowingly violated some terms of use. For an open source project, this is a highly unlikely scenario.
The normal case scenario would be that I get no notice from the creators of RavenDB in which case this code would continue to exist under its own repository.
The bese case scenario, and I would really like this to be the case, would be that my changes in some shape be accommodated upstream in RavenDB making RavenDB a cross platform tool.
I did not investigate why the OutputStream.Flush() command was causing an exception. At the same time, this is really my first attempt at MEF and .Net 4.0 and I don't know why the exports were not automagically loaded, in resolution to which, I had to manually load them using reflections. A better fix would be to identify and resolve these issues.
I am glad, however, that I was able to fulfill a personal quest of learning about RavenDB, and in the process, making it run under Linux. This opens up the possibility of making RavenDB a serious contender against MongoDB on the non-Windows platforms.
RavenDB along with my source code changes are available at https://github.com/jimmy00784/RavenDB-for-Linux https://github.com/jimmy00784/ravendb.
Note: Source code url updated.
This article is part of the series NoSQL - RavenDB on Linux. The series contains the following articles:
NoSQL - RavenDB on Linux
Open Source Shines - RavenDB on Linux
RavenDB on Linux - Source Code
RavenDB on Linux - Update
Can you ping us on the mailing list? We would like to bring in your changes (this is a potentially a duplicate comment).
ReplyDeleteAyende,
ReplyDeleteAs per your comment, I've posted on the mailing list.
Let me know if I can be of any assistance.
Thanks