tek1 wrote:
> i've just started using castor myself and it seems to be pretty easy
> to use and straightforward. haven't gotten into the really complex db
> mapping stuff yet, but looks ok so far.
Ditto.
> perhaps the castor dev team can put out a minor release every month
> (or bug release every 2 weeks) to let the community know that there's
> still steam behind castor and that the bugs are being fixed? as a new
> user, i almost went went ojb before the june 5th release of castor b/c
> the previous castor release was the end of 2001, which set fear in my
> mind that it was becoming an abandoned project.
I believe Bruce has mentioned more than once that Castor JDO currently
only has one active committer (himself). A few people have mentioned
that the dev team hasn't been very productive. Well, have you guys
tried contributing anything lately? This is, after all, a community
project. It only gets better if everyone pitches in and helps out.
Apart from the support issue (and I'm not denying that this should play
a big role in the decision to pick one over the other), can anyone who
have used both Castor JDO and OJB give a quick compare-contrast?
> i had that experience before with lutris enhydra...
Lutris went bye-bye? Did not know. At least it looks like Enhydra is
still going...
-Mark
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