A friend, who's technical expertise I greatly respect (He put me on
to CF), has taken over as CEO of a company that makes an XML database
engine.
My first reaction was "What good is that"?
The more I think about it, I can see some real uses and advantages
over RDBMS for certain uses.
It is written in Java 1.3, as a db server, with a Java API. The API
is also accessible as a CORBA object.
So far it is not installed anywhere where I can try to access it through CF.
It is available as open source for installation on any machine with a
stable JDK 1.3 - Windows, Linux, Mac OS X.
I am trying to figure where it would be useful vis-a-vis standard
RDBMS and the WDDX facilities within CF.
Anyone have any thoughts or opinions on this?
TIA
Dick
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