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<blockquote data-quote="AdmiralUD" data-source="post: 128511" data-attributes="member: 24829"><p>When you say the native MP calls, do you mean using the TvBusinessLayer/TvDatabase assembly...or doing some kind of remoting via webservice?</p><p></p><p>Also it will pick up a recording inserted into the database, if you look in TvEngine3/TvLibrary/TvService/Scheduler/Scheduler.cs it polls the database looking for new recordings.</p><p></p><p>Originally I had intended to create a webservice layer between the webinterface and MP, but then the most efficient way i could see to do it was to just do queries straight from the db anyway so it seemed a lot of extra steps. By placing a webservice that makes an incredibly long chain to get to the data....Database > MP > Remoted > SOAP > ASP.NET > Databinding > HTML/CSS...seems like a lot.</p><p></p><p>As for svn, sure that would be great.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AdmiralUD, post: 128511, member: 24829"] When you say the native MP calls, do you mean using the TvBusinessLayer/TvDatabase assembly...or doing some kind of remoting via webservice? Also it will pick up a recording inserted into the database, if you look in TvEngine3/TvLibrary/TvService/Scheduler/Scheduler.cs it polls the database looking for new recordings. Originally I had intended to create a webservice layer between the webinterface and MP, but then the most efficient way i could see to do it was to just do queries straight from the db anyway so it seemed a lot of extra steps. By placing a webservice that makes an incredibly long chain to get to the data....Database > MP > Remoted > SOAP > ASP.NET > Databinding > HTML/CSS...seems like a lot. As for svn, sure that would be great. [/QUOTE]
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