Joshua,
I hope you don't mind the personal reply, but I
am very interested to hear about your experience
with PSE Pro but my questinos did not seem pertinent
to the Orion list.
I was wondering, if you would mind answering a few questions?
- What price did you get PSE Pro for? I have not seen a price on
it in a while.
- Are you developing a product for resale?
If so, what kind of OEM agreement did you come to with ODI for
licensing PSE Pro?
- Would it be possible for you to send along a sample bean that
showed the session bean and persistent bean code?
Regards,
Gary Albers
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--- Joshua Goodall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Wed, 20 Dec 2000, Hegyi Tibor wrote:
>
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I just wonder what options we have for selecting the proper
> > RDBMS/OODBMS to serve as persistent storage for our BMPs/CMPs or
> just
> > for being accessed via JDBC. Oracle is the obvious choice, but
> might
> > be rather expensive.
> >
> > I would like to hear some opinion on the databases you're using
> with Orion.
>
> Here's a radical voice.
>
> I threw away the disgusting O/R mess that Entity beans continue to
> perpetrate and just used a persistent OODB - PSEPro/ObjectStore with
> transactions wrapped inside session beans.
>
> Unfortunately there is no native support for OODBs under J2EE, and
> never
> will be, because Sun needs Oracle revenues <grin />, and because most
> e-business applications don't need arbitrary reference graphs. If you
> want
> to distribute OODB transactions you'll have to wait for the J2EE
> Connector
> and probably write your own glue.
>
> This doesn't really answer your question, but if anyone is interested
> in
> how to implement ODI-style transactional persistence within a session
> bean, I might write up a detailed howto for orionsupport. Sadly, it
> turns
> session beans into glorified RMI servers.
>
> - Joshua
>
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>
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