jon         01/08/06 14:28:59

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  Index: NOTES
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  --- NOTES     2001/08/03 03:39:03     1.4
  +++ NOTES     2001/08/06 21:28:59     1.5
  @@ -14,7 +14,7 @@
     that already use PoolMan, or the commons connection pool, or
     the struts connection pool or whatever
   
  -o XML an configuration
  +o XML as configuration
   
   o Use the digester to turn the datamodel into an object and
     get rid of the dependency on xerces. It would be nice to 
  @@ -43,17 +43,27 @@
     of data. typically there is no need to see a massive
     set of records all at once.
     
  +  [JSS] Not really database agnostic though. Must be implemented
  +  conditionally.
  +  
   o using proxies for large objects. if you had a user object
     that had 50 attributes it would more efficient to create
     a proxy object of that user that might have a few attributes,
     enough to identify the object. you might use the proxy
     objects in a list and when it is selected the real user
     object is transparently retrieved.
  +
  +  [JSS] I consider this custom code and can be implemented in
  +  the base objects quite easily.
     
   o would it be possible to support native connection methods
     for high efficiency. an easy to access C APIs, would it
     even be useful?
   
  +  [JSS] in this case, the JDBC driver can be made native and
  +  is probably not a worry/optimization of ours because this 
  +  is handled in the JDBC layer.
  +
   o application programmers should be able to save, update, and
     delete objects without any knowledge of the database schema.
     if the attribute selection is based on columns in tables than
  @@ -62,3 +72,5 @@
     to change but you don't want this to affect application
     programmers who may know little about databases. reasonably
     so, the persistence layer should take care of everything.
  +
  +  [JSS] YES!
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