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Francois Mireaux commented on SANDESHA2-140:
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There is nothing MySQL specific in programs, it's a little unclear for the DDL
file : I must try with Derby.
I will replace the use of ByteBuffer*Stream with direct JDBC get/set Object.
Sorry, I forget to mention the fact that my PersistentStorageManager is a
derivative work from the WSO2 PersistenceStorageManager (based on Hibernate)
for the ContextMessage and Transaction management : I don't master Hibernate
and I wanted to use Axis2 and Sandesha2 directly and not inside the WSO2
packaging. By the way, at this time, I don't think that the WSO2 implementation
could work notably because of very partial implementation of matching in Beans
(especially timeToSend in SenderBean).
> JDBC Persistent Storage
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> Key: SANDESHA2-140
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SANDESHA2-140
> Project: Sandesha2
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Francois Mireaux
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: organdia-sps-src.zip
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> Here is the first version of a JDBC Persistent Storage for Sandesha2. It uses
> two classes not written by us (ByteBufferInoutStream and
> ByteBufferOutputStream) but with Apache License. I have only tested with
> Tomcat 6.0, Axis2 snapshot and MySQL 5 on the Sandesha2
> RMSampleService/AnonEchoClient with persistence activated both side.
> Is it sufficient for adding as contribution ? Do I need to add a test to
> the maven build ?
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