Noel has a very good idea for providing bundles of JNDI ObjectFactorys and StateFactorys for the various published LDAP schema objectclasses so you can read them as objects from a relational entry. So these factories for doing O/R would be packaged into the server and clients as a jar. For example entries implementing inetOrgPerson can be accessed as InetOrgPerson JavaBeans. The object relational aspects are very stimulating you're right. > > > Both and RDBMS and an LDAP server are databases really. > > This is exactly what gets me excited. OODBMS's are basically dead (sad > as they are nice to develop on) O/R tools are getting as easy to > develop on as the native OODB. In a lot of ways LDAP style distributed, > hierarchical databases lend themselves to object persistence better > than relational databases can hope to, particularly in read-heavy > applications (ie, most web based). > > -Brian > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
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