hi sameer,
imho the points mentioned on the 'problem' slides are true for any technology you choose.
you do not provide enough details to make a reasonable decision. ie. complexity of the object- and data-model, amount of data, number of parallel users ets.
jakob
Sameer(External) schrieb:
Hi
I just have gone through John Carnels presentation - "Building a Data Persistence Tier Leveraging Object Relational Bridge (OJB)" @ http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/db-ojb/contrib/ojb-dataccess.pdf?rev=HEAD
It is very nice,simple and helpful for me to understand the basics of OJB and how to configure the same.
But - after going through one of the last sessions - "The Problem with This Approach", am now in a dilemma to use OJB's or not.
We are currently building a Datacentre application through which an administrator can do SAN Management, Database Management etc.
Where we envision a lot of objects to be running in the client (A Java/Swing based application) side.
It would be of great help if you can let us know - whether we should go for this approach (OJB) or not? Or if there is any other better way of acheiving the same.
Thanks Sameer (Project Manager)
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