If you are willing to struggle with applying patches, I've implemented jca
support for tjdo and it works fine in jboss. You could push the tjdo
committers to apply my patches.
david jencks
On 2003.06.05 09:59 Tom Davies wrote:
> On Wed, 2003-06-04 at 18:36, Pete Beck wrote:
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> > This leads me
On Wed, 2003-06-04 at 18:36, Pete Beck wrote:
> This leads me on to my questions.
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> Has anyone had any experiences with using JDO from within JBoss?
We use Kodo JDO (www.solarmetric.com) very happily in JBoss. It isn't
free, but it is good value for money, IMHO.
Tom
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Tom Davies <[EMAIL PR
Wednesday, June 04, 2003, 11:36:05 AM, Pete Beck wrote:
PB> Is there a case for a JBoss JDO project?
Yesterday I made first commits. Basic testcases are also available.
alex
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If I may ask, what RDB are you us
I'm using it with MySql
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If I may ask, what RDB are you using behind Castor's JDO implementation on your
project?
Thanks
Chris Murphy
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I wholeheartedly agree with this article. I am on a project where we
originally were using entity beans, but we switched to using JDO because
they are much easier to program with a LOT less overhead. Most of the time
developers end up writing dependent objects for entity beans anyway, so why
not
