Ola pessoas, existe a possibilidade de javaspaces substituir um banco de dados? li algo comparando as duas tecnologias, incluindo este trecho abaixo: >>>>>>> How is JavaSpaces technology different from a database? Databases require a tremendous amount of overhead in structured programming, screen design, type matching, and indexing to achieve their results. Clients post specific questions to the server, and receives a specific answer. JavaSpaces technology provides a more loosely coupled repository of information. The identity of a client or a server is no longer relevant; data packets are treated just like any other object posted to the space as an anonymous service. More importantly, JavaSpaces technology can host more than just data. A space can find, match and reference objects by both type and value, meaning they can store objects as information or behavior. This means any object-based program, device, or user profile can join a JavaSpace system. This capacity greatly enhances the ability to coordinate different functions and processes in a network environment. _____________________________________________________________________________ Tamer Americo- Conselho Federal de Medicina - CFM - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://come.to/tamerico - [EMAIL PROTECTED] - ICQ#3221276 - Odigo#16141 "When we are young Wandering the face of the earth Wondering what our dreams might be worth Learning that we're only immortal For a limited time" Dreamline - Rush ____________________________________________________________________________ _ * Para n�o receber mais e-mails desta lista envie um e-mail para [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] e no corpo do email escreva [unsubscribe <seu-email>] ou acesse http://apoio.cits.br:8080/guest/RemoteListSummary/javabr Veja as mensagens antigas em http://www.mail-archive.com/javabr%40cits.br/
