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Date: Fri, 3 Feb 2006 14:40:52 +0100
From: Peeter Piegaze <peeter.piegaze@day.com>
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Subject: Re: DP Persistence manager implementation
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On 2/3/06, Chandresh Turakhia <chand.turakhia@bhartitelesoft.com> wrote:
> I do agree. Partly because JSR 170 is marketed as  'JDBC for Content' :)
>
> Perception of Jackrabbit is something that stores ""smartly"" & reliabily
> content in database
> Supports ''Content-oriented interface''  like EMB ( Enterprise Media Bean
> JSR 086). JBoss does support EMB.
>
> Simple Business Executive / Sponsor Brief for Content Projects :
>     "Architecturally Content Applications like CMS uses 'EMB' to save
> content to 'ContentBase' using JCBC ( Java ContentBase Connectivity) i.e.
> JCR"
>    " May use industry MPEG 21 framework for content interobility with our
> partners"
>
> Oracle Semantic Web, XML DB and Intermedia are great stuff but propriety =
tag
> lingers and tough to get into mainstream applications :(
>
> Q1) People would appreciate DBPersistenance subclass for Oracle which use=
s
> the db features to the best. Has someone done similiar work ?
>
> Q2) Also DBA does not appreciate the whole idea of all the content going =
in
> just 1 big gigantic table. :(( How to get Content database refactored ?
>
> Q3) Has someone try to model MPEG 21 Content Model on top of JackRabbit /
> 170 model. BRICK ( www.brickcommunity.org ) does something like that. All=
 of
> sudden JCR 170 become mainstream media technology  :)
>
> Chand

huh?