We have pretty advanced usage of the both the Object and Graph databases in 
our Company.

Dropping the Object database would be a mistake in my opinion. This should 
be the end-all API to use for OrientDB. A graph-object API would pretty 
much be the ultimate API to shoot for.

On Tuesday, 8 July 2014 19:50:16 UTC-4, Lvc@ wrote:
>
> Hi guys,
> Thanks for your feedback about Object Database usage. In the past polls 
> only few users declared to use such interface. The shame is that the Object 
> Database interface would need a serious refactor to be cleaner and by 
> investing few weeks it could support more JPA annotations.
>
> Any other thoughts for the Object Database? Only 3 users?
>
> Lvc@
>
>
>
> On 8 July 2014 21:30, Peter Henzler <[email protected] <javascript:>> 
> wrote:
>
>> Hi
>>
>> I found OrientDB just a few days ago, when I was looking for a 
>> persistence solution for my new project.
>> I found Neo4J and when looking for an alternative that could also be used 
>> in commercial products I found OrientDB.
>>
>> I am carrefully studying the APIs and posibilities of OrientDB.
>> Until I read the entries in this forum I was impressed.
>> But when I read from corrupted databases I a shying away!
>>
>> I looked into the ObjectDatabase API and made some test with it.
>> The first thing I didn't like was that when I look at the object 
>> instances in the debugger all the instance variables are empty.
>> I have to look in the underlying ODocument object to find the data of the 
>> objects properties.
>> Not very suitable for development.
>>
>> The other thing I didn't like is the lack of support for java interfaces.
>> I can not query objects from the database that implement a certain 
>> interface.
>> In my opinion a must in serious object oriented programming.
>> Something that is also missing in Neo4J although they have the notion of 
>> labels that might be usefull to do this.
>>
>> I have looked in the Sping Data for Neo4J documentation and must admit 
>> that they have done a very good job.
>> If I would have the time I would take this project and adapt it for the 
>> ObjectDB database system.
>> But unfortunately I haven't.
>>
>> As I have not started working with OrientDB yet, I would be very 
>> interested in hearing opinions of other people using the Object Database 
>> API.
>>
>> I have a good impression of OrientDB and I think it is a good piece of 
>> software.
>> But I do not want to set on a 'dead horse'.
>> I have seen many object oriented databases dieing in the past.
>> So, I do not hope that this is the fate of OrientDB...
>>
>>
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