We have written a similar system which I have been heading towards
GPLing. It used to use unique IDs but I have shifted to arbitrary keys.
It would seem that we should try and put together a consolidated effort
to build something heavy duty.
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On Tue, Sep 22, 1998 at 01:44:14PM +0200, Bernd Wengenroth wrote:
> We work at present on a project called "linux-kontor".
> It's completly implemented in Java and it's GPL.
>
> http://www.ios-online.de/Linux-Kontor
>
> In our architecture, we use an layer called "ObjectServer",
> which administers Java objects in Database-tables.
> Subobjects and arrays are stored automatically into the respective
> (different) tables.
> Each attribute is mapped to a column. Classnames and tables
> can be used freely.
>
> As a prerequisit all objects must be derived from a certain base
> class.
> These receive a ID, which is global unique and is used for the
> administration of links and to identify the objects.
> Version conflicts of the objects are autmatic detected and
> announced.
> Also "normal" Java objects can be loaded and stored, however only
> with the additional specification of the respective
> tables and without use of Subobjects.
>
> The "ObjectServer" is part of our framework and used in
> different projects.
>
> If your are interested, please contact us.
>
> Greetings,
> Bernd
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