Greg,

> Ok, fair enough.  What about using JPA to store the mediapackage as
> objects in the DB?  This would prevent overflow from any column at,
> perhaps, the cost of a hit on the DB and some serialization to/from
> the XML itself.

Just to clarify, you are suggesting that the fields be decomposed by
JPA and stored as individual columns in the table, and not that the
Java object is serialized to binary and stored as a BLOB, right?

Chris

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