Well you could also simply package a HSQL database, maybe even already populated and you would have nothing to configure.
But of course for demo purposes it's less critical.
Regards, Serge Huber.
Edgar Poce wrote:
Hi stefan
I said "not so easy" because they are not out of the box solutions. You need to configure the database, get the drivers, and some more stuff..
Maybe it's not so important in enterprise decisions, but when distributing a product for evaluation I think it's a major issue. e.g. the Lenya distribution. I think that, even the slow performance issue, the LocalFileSystem is the best choice for the lenya distribution.
regards edgar
Stefan Guggisberg wrote:
i agree with everything that edgar said, with 2 minor comments:
- b-tree persistence manager . no drawbacks? . I guess it will be hard to configure.
not necessarily, i don't see why it should be harder to configure than e.g. the ObjectPersistenceManager.
- straight JDBCPersistenceManager. . best option for rdbm . not so easy to configure
not necessarily, depends on the rdbms you're using.
cheers stefan
regards edgar
