* Jochen Wiedmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2005-08-14 14:50]:
> Alan Gutierrez wrote:
> > Thought I'd start with a naive question.
> > I've got an XML datastore that I use in my applications, that I
> > wrote myself, and I'm wonding if it's a good idea to try to
> > integrate this with JaxMe and maybe use it to store Java objects
> > as well.
> That's something you have to decide for yourself. I can only say,
> that others do it. :-)
That's the answer I was looking for. A before I dig question.
> You have to decide, whether the PM layer is of interest to you. If
> so, you'll possibly need to write a driver. (You are not tellling,
> how your "datastore" looks like.) Besides, if your application is
> based on data oriented XML (as opposed to text oriented XML),
> you'll be most possibly happy with the JAXB implementation.
The datastore looks like one big file, it's a document object
model that is backed by Java NIO. I get to it via XUpdate and
XSLT.
I'm looking at ways of providing a data store for java
developers that can handle both XML and Java objects.
In any case, is this a good place to ask questions about driver
implementation?
Cheers.
(Sorry, if there is a double post. New listserv; muttrc edits.)
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