On 13 August 2012 15:59, Mark Wood-Patrick <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm investigating the possibility of using Isis for some internal projects > for the company I work for. We have our own data store that I would like to > make accessible through isis so I don't think we would have anything useful > we could contribute back other than our experience interface our data store > & using any compliance tests you have . ok. > Is there any info on the > goals/architecture of the new JDO/DataNucleus object store I'm implementing it in order to persist to an RDBMS (MS SQL Server will be the target DBMS for the project). I can't tell you much about the architecture other than what I've already said previously. The codebase is in runtimes.dflt.objectstores.jdo. One option for you, if you wish, is to implement the DataNucleus StoreManager API [1] rather than the Isis ObjectStore API. This has the benefit for you of being a more mature API to implement to, and has the benefit for me of getting someone else to exercise my new DataNucleus codebase. > is there a > schedule for this work? > Looking to get reasonably complete by end of this month; the target for the project I'm working on is the end of the year, but there's also work to be done on Wicket and the Restful viewers within that time frame. Dan [1] http://www.datanucleus.org/extensions/store_manager.html >
