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Ruby Topic Maps integrates great with Active Record. You can link topic types with Active Record models and topics with Active Record instances. More about that will be documented soon.

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Please find up-to-date documentation on http://docs.topicmapslab.de/rtm until this website is relaunched.

2008-04-08

News from 2008-04-08

Finally, RTM is available now using the default RubyGems installation procedure:

gem install rtm


Thanks to Florent Solt from gRTM, a Gnome client for Remember the Milk, who – unknowingly – kidnapped the name slot and now changed the release name to their project name.
Also thanks to the Ruby Forge admins for the support.

Celebrating this event, I’m releasing version 0.1.1 featuring some code clean up, bug fixes and such. Maybe you’ll also find a tardy easter-egg inside.
By the way, this gem was packaged using JRubyRTM runs fine on JRuby :-)

And, I forgot to say, the type-instance and supertype-subtype-stuff mentioned below, also works like this:


require ‘rtm’
RTM.connect
tm = RTM.create “urn:/bla”
tm.get!(“a1”).add_type(“A”)
tm.get!(“b2”).add_type(“B”)
tm.get!(“c3”).add_type(“C”)
tm.get(“A”).add_subtype(“B”)
tm.get(“B”).add_subtype(“C”)

A bit shorter, isn’t it? Should have mentioned that earlier… and it detects recursivity, of course.

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