Content of resources is stored as BLOBs. AFAIK there is no other way to do this...

JDBC stores should not be less mature than the file stores. I have MySQL running and haven't found any bugs for a while. It is fast as well...

The file stores are the default ones only because this makes Slide useable out of the box.

Oliver

Andrew Badstubner wrote:

using a mysql backend gives us several advantages including

cetral storage


along with other data to a replicated db, redundancy and

backup to name a


few, will the jdbc/mysql backend provide other benefits in

performance


searching etc.. in slide?


I've noticed the jdbc backend to be slower, but that is to be
expected when comparing remote db access to local filesystem
access. Also, I'm not terribly familiar w/ MySQL's ability to
search blobs, but I've notcied that the default Slide db
schema is to store all objects as blobs, which would make them
unsearchable (via a WHERE clause) in most dbs.

-AB

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