Hi, Mark,

I think it really depends on how you wanna implement your solution. The
attractive features of JDO is that it is an open standard, and probably the
object models you build can be reused elsewhere more readily. 

A catch though: AFAIK, OJB still haven't fully implement JDO yet. An
experimental JDORI plugin is released. OJB team is seeking to implement JDO
on top of the existing code-based. You may be disappointed if you are
looking for a full-features JDO implementation in it.

On the other hand, the existing OJB is quite robust in term of object
persistence based on ODMG API.

You may like to go to their mailing list to check out if anyone done
anything with Cocoon: http://jakarta.apache.org/ojb/mail-lists.html

Regards,

Anthony

-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Horgan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, January 13, 2003 6:10 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: ORB/JDO and XMLForms


Hi there,

I'm a new user of cocoon and I'm trying to get the form part of cocoon
setup. I've got XMLForms working, now I would like some way of automatically
putting the info into a database. I'm exploring a method used in O'Reilly's
Struts book that uses an ORM with the form javabean. Just wondering has
anybody got Apache's ORB with JDO working with Cocoon? (thought I might go
with JDO since it seems to be an emerging standard) Or maybe I should make a
custom javabean or action that automatically transfers the values to the db.

Thanks in advance,
Mark



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