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Flawed JDO Points the Way to the "Objectbase" | |
| Subject: | Apples to Apples? | |
| Date: | 2002-04-29 14:35:18 | |
| From: | perrin | |
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Response to: Apples to Apples?
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| How can you store the behavior in the persistence layer? Writing it in PL/SQL? Using some kind of proprietary Oracle stored procedures in Java? The example in the article does not seem to be storing any behavior, just the current object state. | ||
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Yes, Apples to Apples?
2002-04-30 10:43:53 Donald Bales |
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In the case of using Oracle as the persistence layer for SQL:1999 UDTs, behavior can be implemented as "stored procedures" that are part of the UDT written in Oracle's PL/SQL or written in Java. I did not show an example of this in the article because I was trying to limit the functionality as in the program that used JDO in the previous article by Dion Almaer. I do show an example using PL/SQL in my book and also show how to use Java.
