The java broker already has a pluggable store for persistence (though of
course new implementations may need/want to make slight modifications to
this). So different options should be achievable.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Given this a little thought and am inclined to concur with Colin's point
about shying away from O/R mappers.
Performance is key thus we need to keep very close to any db and
possibly avoid even jdbc style abstraction in the interests of speed.
We could find that providing a pluggable solution compromises the
performance of QPID ? Maybe we need to do both .....
Regards,
Marnie
JPMorgan Chase
BLAZE (QPID) Integration Developer
https://confluence.uk.jpmorgan.com/confluence/display/IBTAMQ/Blaze
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