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Subject: Re: OCM and general NoSQL confusion
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Hi Ard,

Thanks for getting back to me.

> My gut instinct is that Jackrabbit OCM, with JCR annotations, is a way to
> > do this.
>
> Opinions do divert here a bit I guess : Some think plain JCR should be
> enough and rather refrain from OCM.
>

How would I go about using "plain JCR"? - I've seen some other people talk
about this, but I am not sure I really understand what they mean.  Can you
point me to an example?

I am trying to free as much time as I can to work on the OCM branch,
> and hope to be able to tag a 2.x version next week
>

Cool, thanks.  So what is the currently state of the art?  Is it the 1.4
JAR that I saw in Maven central, or should I be using the source directly
and compiling my own classes?

All the best,
James

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