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    • Does the galaxia could save the processes states when system restarting?

    Posted by meffee

    hello you guys, as a newbie i have two questions for the galaxia engine,

    first, the system maybe has the situation in which it must be restarted,
    at that time, could the galaxia engine save the current states of all the
    running processes, and set the processes to those saved states when the
    system has been restarted?

    second, i want to employ the ability to customize the work flow in our
    website system, which is not based on tiki but coded using php, is it
    easy to port galaxia engine? i have look into the source codes, there are
    many "$tikilib" styles coedes there.

    any help will be highly appreciated.

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    Posted by Georger Araujo Brazil

    > hello you guys, as a newbie i have two questions for the galaxia engine,
    >
    > first, the system maybe has the situation in which it must be restarted,
    > at that time, could the galaxia engine save the current states of all the
    > running processes, and set the processes to those saved states when the
    > system has been restarted?

    All process data are stored in the database. It shouldn't be a problem if you restart your system. I have done this at my workplace, and had no issues.

    > second, i want to employ the ability to customize the work flow in our
    > website system, which is not based on tiki but coded using php, is it
    > easy to port galaxia engine? i have look into the source codes, there are
    > many "$tikilib" styles coedes there.

    I really don't know if it's easy or not, because I only used Galaxia in TikiWiki, but it sure is possible. Other projects have already ported Galaxia (Xaraya comes to mind).

    > any help will be highly appreciated.

    You're welcome. Regards,

    Georger