Hubert, Eric wrote:
Paul,
thanks for that pointer! I wasn't aware of this project. Of course I
will have a look at this as well. What is used as the persistent store
of all the data? A relational database? Or something like a JCR content
repository like Apache jackrabbit?
We went with a relational database for the backend. The back end is
actually pluggable - we have the notion of a registry API which has a
native JDBC backend or a remote "backend" powered by Atom and AtomPub. In
fact there's another user that has written an ORM based backend!
We've talked about using SVN too as a backend or JCR. We will look more
closely at that after the 1.0 release next week - but the JDBC backend
will remain forever and it works very well. The versioning model we've
chosen is basically that of SVN.
Please come to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and holler with any questions there!
Bye,
Sanjiva.
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