Impressive

[Brian McCallister <mc...@forthillcompany.com>]

Getting ready for my presentation to PhillyJug I am wandering through 
some parts of OJB I don't use much, and once again, I have to say how 
incredibly impressive this whole thing is! I am glad I can be a part 
and contribute =)

-Brian



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Re: Impressive

[Brian McCallister <mc...@forthillcompany.com>]

Happily.  Actually, right now the initial code for it (I like 
code-heavy presentations so I give code-heavy presentations =) is going 
up at:

http://kasparov.skife.org/beer.tar.gz

What I am going to say around the code I haven't worked out yet (I have 
a couple weeks ;-)

Interesting bit in the code referenced above is that I am using the 
generics from 1.5 (with the early access compiler for generics) and it 
all works great.

Reminds me of something that will come up -- mapping of different 
templated classes (genericized classes) to different tables. The 
Truck<T> class is typed as to what it carries, but is templated so that 
it can carry anything. The schema that persists it only knows how to 
persist beer trucks. What if I had a different truck template going to 
a different table.

I don't know the elegant way to map this but figure I can plant seeds 
to think about it...

-Brian

On Mar 12, 2004, at 2:31 AM, Thomas Mahler wrote:

> Hi Brian,
>
> thanks for your supporting words! It's good to be reminded that we are 
> working on a great software project from time to time. Most mails here 
> are dealing with problems and defects, so it's easy to forget that OJB 
> is a working piece of well engineered software...
>
> Can you share your presentation once you are finished? I'd love to see 
> it.
>
> cheers,
> thomas
>
> Brian McCallister wrote:
>> Getting ready for my presentation to PhillyJug I am wandering through 
>> some parts of OJB I don't use much, and once again, I have to say how 
>> incredibly impressive this whole thing is! I am glad I can be a part 
>> and contribute =)
>> -Brian
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Re: Impressive

[Thomas Mahler <th...@web.de>]

Hi Brian,

thanks for your supporting words! It's good to be reminded that we are 
working on a great software project from time to time. Most mails here 
are dealing with problems and defects, so it's easy to forget that OJB 
is a working piece of well engineered software...

Can you share your presentation once you are finished? I'd love to see it.

cheers,
thomas

Brian McCallister wrote:
> Getting ready for my presentation to PhillyJug I am wandering through 
> some parts of OJB I don't use much, and once again, I have to say how 
> incredibly impressive this whole thing is! I am glad I can be a part and 
> contribute =)
> 
> -Brian
> 
> 
> 
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