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Mohammad Nour commented on ISIS-14:
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Allow me to disagree with you:
- IMHO it is better to treat different technologies and different providers
separately.
- For each technology, yes there is a unified interface but still we can
tweak/adjust, or we can provide it to users through some more specific
configurations, the generated stuff according to both criterion:
1- Technology/API(s):
1.1- JDO.
1.2- JPA.
2- Provider:
2.1- JDO/DataNucleus.
2.2- JPA/DataNucleus.
2.3- JPA/Hibernate.
2.4- JPA/OpenJPA.
> Add JDO 3.0 object store in order to support any datastore
> ----------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: ISIS-14
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ISIS-14
> Project: Isis
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: Alternatives: ObjectStore
> Reporter: Matthew T. Adams
>
> Given that JDO's charter is to be datastore-agnostic, a JDO object store
> should be high on the list. It supports both relational and non-relational
> databases, including object databases, NoSQL data stores and **literally**
> anything else.
> By leveraging the plugins of DataNucleus, the Apache-licensed open source JDO
> reference implementation, the following object stores below can be supported
> out of the box.
> RDBMS (all major vendors)
> DB4O
> LDAP
> Excel
> XML
> Neodatis
> JSON
> ODF
> HBase
> See http://www.datanucleus.org/plugins/ for more info.
> Google's BigTable could also be supported thanks to their Google AppEngine
> for Java persistence solution, which is a DataNucleus plugin, enabling Isis-
> & JDO-based apps to run on GAEJ.
> Note that DN also supports Joda & javax.time datetime types as well.
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