This one time, at band camp, Hiran Chaudhuri said:
HC>Hi, David.
HC>
HC>My motivation is exactly like yours. We want to put our project onto JDO to
HC>get independent of the database. We currently use Adabas D (SQL) and want to
HC>move to Tamino (XML). Currently I see the chance to decouple the application
HC>from database technology via JDO, and Castor seems a quite usable open
HC>source implementation (although it does not really conform to JDO).
HC>I also had a look at Apache OJB, but they do not seem to be too stable by
HC>now, and focus on relational mapping only.
HC>
HC>A nice article on Castor, how it conforms to JDO, it's stengths/weaknesses,
HC>tool support etc would be what the world needs.
Hiran,
I wrote an article for IBM developerWorks last Summer about getting
started with Castor JDO. Part of it is a quick little sidebar article
about the difference between it and the Sun JDO spec:
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/j-castor/sidebar.html
Also, see the Castor JDO FAQ:
http://www.castor.org/jdo-faq.html#Castor's-relation-to-other-specifications
Bruce
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