Re: Proposal? Object Databases

[Vincent Keunen <vi...@manex.be>]

I'm not an expert on this but I just read an article (in Linux Magazine 
June 2002 - no online articles :-( ) mentioning OODBMS, clearly 
mentioning ozone <http://Ozone-db.org>as an interesting product (open 
source java DBMS), talking about ODMG <http://www.odmg.org/>as 
specifying OQL (object query lg, the SQL of OODBMS) and a standard API 
(ala ODBC/JDBC).  I also know about JDO 
<http://java.sun.com/products/jdbc/related.html> (Java Data Objects) 
that you might want to look into.

Good luck

Lavandowska wrote:

>This is more of a question than anything:
>
>I recently attended a presentation on Object Databases.  I've explored
>them in the past, but never seen such a clear demonstration of their
>strengths.
>
>In the spirit of "I've got a new hammer, what can I hit with it?", my
>questions are: given OODB's purported strengths will large sets of
>data, would JAMES benefit from supporting an OODB as the repository? 
>Would this be an appropriate use of OODB?
>
>I've only looked at Ozone-db.org, but the interface to it looked
>significantly different than the presented Objectivity.  Is there a lot
>of variance in OODB interfaces, such that implementing a general
>OODBRepository would be prohibitive?
>
>Thanks for you consideration.
>
>Lance
>
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