On Sun, Mar 30, 2008 at 11:41 AM, Ian Boston <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Any problems with a managed datasource pointing to Oracle or MySQL ? Shouldn't be -- write a threadsafe client with a shared connection and you should be fine. Most relational database systems already tolerate multiple parallel queries on a shared connection (and I know for a fact that MySQL and Oracle both do), so I don't see a likely issue here. Any problem with a clustered sticky session app server cluster > connecting to a single DB ? If it's not a problem for your DB, it wouldn't be a problem for Shindig. > Anything else that might cause problems (eg version conflicts with > common libraries Hibernate, Spring etc) The current plan is to expose some common interfaces and do most of the heavy lifting over an RPC channel. For situations where tighter integration are necessary (for performance or other reasons), you could always just implement the interface in question directly. We're planning on using Guice to wire up dependencies, but Guice was designed to play nicely with any other framework pieces you have in place, so I doubt you'll have any problems. Most integrations will ultimately boil down to editing a properties file and pointing to your end points. More complex integrations may involve implementing some of the interfaces yourself. -- ~Kevin
