On Apr 6, 2010, at 9:01 AM, Laurent PETIT wrote: > * BUT : isn't the real problem that one will not content > [him/her]/self with playing with in-memory data ? One will want to > make the data persistent (outside-of-process, aka > storage-persistance). And with this kind of problem, one will have a > graph of identities containing references to other identities (the > needed level(s) of indirection). How does one painlessly store/unstore > those graphs to databases ?
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