Thanks and I look forward to speaking with you more on this.
Ilya Sterin
On 7/5/06, Dennis Sosnoski <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Ilya,
This sounds very interesting, and I'll certainly give you what support I
can in getting this going. One issue is going to be how the XML database
supplies the XML on retrieval. If it's only in the form of a DOM or
such, you'll be losing most of the performance benefits of JiBX. The
best option would be if the database supplies a StAX-compliant
XMLStreamReader for retrieved data, and allows you to supply data by
writing to an XMLStreamWriter. I haven't followed the XML database field
enough to know if any do this.
Please keep us posted on what you find out,
- Dennis
Dennis M. Sosnoski
SOA, Web Services, and XML
Training and Consulting
http://www.sosnoski.com - http://www.sosnoski.co.nz
Seattle, WA +1-425-296-6194 - Wellington, NZ +64-4-298-6117
Ilya Sterin wrote:
> Hello, all. I sent the below email to Dennis directly, but I'm sure
> he's pretty busy, so I thought I'd get your thoughts on this as well.
>
> I'm currently working on a next generation of our product which will
> utilize a native XML database. We chose that in favor of a RDBMS for
> various reasons, but mostly due to the fact that our schema is dynamic
> and best supported by storing it that way.
>
> One of the challenges of course is a persistence framework. There are
> so many in the relational world, but lacking in XML world, IMO. There
> are great frameworks, like yours, that handle the mappings, but we're
> still missing the pieces that actually make it a true persistence
> framework ( i.e. integration with XQuery, Native XML Storage systems,
> XQJ, etc...). So I set up to create such a framework. I'm in the
> progress of completing the specifications, though I already started a
> bit of coding, mostly interfaces and some diagramming. As of right
> now, although I'm making it as loosely coupled as possible, it's being
> developed and tested using RainingData's TigerLogic db. They are one
> of the leaders in the XML Native database worlds and have a pretty
> nice implementations of XQuery engine, XUpdate, and a preliminary XQJ
> implementation, which right now has some proprietary features, since
> XQJ is still in the early draft review phase.
>
> I believe that such an abstraction layer on top of a great mapping
> system like JibX, would create a great persistence framework for the
> native XML persistence world.
>
>
> Ilya Sterin
>
>
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