[Objectbridge-jdo-dev] Non-JDBC data sources
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From: David Z. <dv...@at...> - 2002-06-13 20:13:41
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I know, that OJB's focus sharpness (faq: It's concerned with O/R mapping and nothing else.) is design/manage advantage, but I work on project, where it's crucial to integrate disparate data sources (RDBMS, ODBMS, XML based DBMS, flat-files, vendor specific formats..). I decided not to use closed, non-free solutions at all, so OJB (open-source, clearly designed, scalable...), seems to be suitable as a persistency-heart. Could you advise how to get on with OJB? 1) use OJB as a single persistency adaptor, manage several ODMG implementations, make some fascade to hide it, e.g. solve distributed transactions...? 2) extent OJB (add persistency adpators to OJB) - if publically useful, release them under LGPL as modular OJB's parts/add-ons? 2.1) is this posible without (negative) impact on OJB's actual design 3) something else? In the roadmap there is (4me) a bit mysterious sentence "provide distributed Meta-Object Protocol access through PersistenceBroker API" Somewhere in OJB doc I read about possibility to build my own PersistenceManager. Does it relate to mentioned problem? Thanks for reply David Zejda PS: I know, I can suck all wanted info from API, but I thing, you (OJB experts) can answer quickly and painlessly. BTW thanks for OJB, well done! |