Hi Gustavo, > Let´s dream for a minute: OJB will let us replicate objects across > different dbms, without even having the same schema (due to the > repository.xml mapping magic!!!!) IMHO, this will be a dream for some time. Our purpose is, in the end, to have the same set on objects on different machines. The assumption of different providers for databases is not a realistic one because when you design a system for backup/recovery you want to be sure that if the testing is ok for 2 or 3 systems then everything will work fine with all of them. Adding such heterogenity to your application can have major unwanted consequences.
Of course, we can implement a 'SmartPersistenceBroker' that send data to its subscribers and execute localy some broker.op(), but keeping those subscribers syncronized is not easy. You may take a look over the replication packages available for PostgreSQL or BerkeleyDB. >Finally and again: Thanks Thomas and the whole OJB team!. Thanks Thomas for this framework, I look forward to see it at version 1.1 :) Best regards, -- Mircea Lazar --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
