* Jochen Wiedmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2005-08-15 01:19]:
> Alan Gutierrez wrote:
>
> >The datastore looks like one big file, it's a document object
> >model that is backed by Java NIO. I get to it via XUpdate and
> >XSLT.
> Interesting approach. I've heard of similar ideas, but neve
Alan Gutierrez wrote:
The datastore looks like one big file, it's a document object
model that is backed by Java NIO. I get to it via XUpdate and
XSLT.
Interesting approach. I've heard of similar ideas, but never understood
the advantage, when compared to lots of smaller files?
* Jochen Wiedmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2005-08-14 14:50]:
> Alan Gutierrez wrote:
> >Thought I'd start with a naive question.
> >I've got an XML datastore that I use in my applications, that I
> >wrote myself, and I'm wonding if it's a good idea to try to
> >integrate this with Jax
Alan Gutierrez wrote:
Thought I'd start with a naive question.
I've got an XML datastore that I use in my applications, that I
wrote myself, and I'm wonding if it's a good idea to try to
integrate this with JaxMe and maybe use it to store Java objects
as well.
That's someth
Thought I'd start with a naive question.
I've got an XML datastore that I use in my applications, that I
wrote myself, and I'm wonding if it's a good idea to try to
integrate this with JaxMe and maybe use it to store Java objects
as well.
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