Databases 2004-10-20 - By Chris Rowse
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The embedded Hypersonic works well provided you keep it in memory and
you dont have a large DB.
The problem I find with these alternates is that they dont (as yet)
provide good query mechanisms and third party gateways that can be used
to browse, query and manipulate the data.
I've yet to see a good XML browser that reads an XML schema and provides
generic both grid and form based data entry a la ACCESS, PHPADMIN etc.
Anyone have ideas?
Chris
On Wed, 2004-10-20 at 15:11, Gervas Douglas wrote:
> When people think J2EE and databases they think RDBMS architecture.
> For some applications or application modules this can represent an
> unnecessary overhead. Do any of you ahve experience using embedded,
> flatfile, OO or other non-relational DBs? If so which products seemed
> to integrate well in a J2EE structure?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Gervas
>
>
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