Presale - Import data to EasySocial?
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8 years 8 months ago #4830
by LeGiangAnh
Hi,
I'm using MongoDB in my mobile app and we able to send the data via json format. I'd like to ask whether I can use jBackend to import that json to EasySocial, such as user profile (including custom fields)?
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Giang Anh
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8 years 8 months ago #4833
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Hi,
Thank you. I'd like to ask whether we can get the database from our database system to display directly in EasySocial or I have to import them to Joomla MySQL database first?
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8 years 8 months ago #4835
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From your question it seems you need to replicate and synch users from two systems. Is it right?
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8 years 8 months ago #4837
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Yes and no.
I think there are 2 options:
- jBackend will get the data from my backend system and display the info in EasySocial. When user make any change, it will update to my backend system. So the data will not save to MySQL tables of EasySocial.
- Similar but JBackend will get the data from my backend system and sync to EasySocial's MySQL tables. Then the user will load the database from MySQL. When they make any change, it will update to my backend system.
Which option is possible for your side?
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8 years 8 months ago #4839
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Ok,
jBackend can just expose services and receive requests, so you could use it to PUSH your data into Joomla database from an external system, while jBackend cannot PULL data itself.
If this is a possible scenario, you can go on considering jBackend as a possible solution for your problem.
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Luigi
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