Persistence framework

[Tim O'Brien <to...@discursive.com>]

This might be a tougher question to answer than Tomcat, Jetty integration, 
but one thing that would be desirable would be a pluggable strategy for 
CMP.

Does the current archtecture include any provisions for a pluggable 
persistence layer - i.e. using Castor, Hibernate, or OJB depending on your 
preference?

The traffic to code ratio on this project is currently "infinity".   
What is the timeframe for getting code into the "incubator-general" 
module?  It is great that so many people have sent in resumes, but all 
this attention for a code-less project seems like wasted energy.  Where's 
the beef? 

Tim

Pluggable CMP (Re: Persistence framework)

[Stefan Arentz <st...@soze.com>]

On Thursday, August 7, 2003, at 18:18, Tim O'Brien wrote:

> This might be a tougher question to answer than Tomcat, Jetty 
> integration,
> but one thing that would be desirable would be a pluggable strategy for
> CMP.
>
> Does the current archtecture include any provisions for a pluggable
> persistence layer - i.e. using Castor, Hibernate, or OJB depending on 
> your
> preference?

I agree that pluggable persitence engines are important, but do not 
forget that this is to be a J2EE server; it has to follow the spec. I 
think it is far more important that the server follows the current CMP 
and JDO specs instead of already looking to much at all the different 
implementations as listed above.

  S.