Niclas Hedhman wrote:
> Yes, for non-legacy stuff, some people will probably still want to use
> RDBMSes, and instead of arguing our head off, we could have
> EntityStore for it.

 From a strategic point of view this is definitely correct. "Can I use 
it with Hibernate?" is still one of the most common questions I get 
about Qi4j. Even if all the idiocies of RDBMS-style persistence has been 
pointed out they still want to (or is forced to) to continue to shoot 
themselves in the proverbial foot. It is what it is.

So for now having this RDBMS EntityStore is going to be strategically 
important. Once they are in there, and can comfortably work with it, 
there's a way out by converting to new-style databases (memcachedb looks 
like a very interesting option for example).

/Rickard

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