gmane.comp.java.jpos.devel

implementing Space based on JDBC

Hi

I want to implement store and forward module. Our Architecture is a
SAF  module that it closely work with Oracle Database.So I decided to
search the group and I have been informed about  a class in JPOS-EE
(org.jpos.saf.SAF() ), but this class uses JDBMSpace as a persistence
layer. So my Questions:
1- Is there any space implementation based on JDBC?
2- If not What Can I do? Can I convert JDBMSpace to JDBCSpace.

Best Regards.

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Alejandro Revilla | 23 Jun 14:51

Re: implementing Space based on JDBC

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> 1- Is there any space implementation based on JDBC?
>
We don't have it, but it's certainly doable and something good to have.
I always had in mind implementing a JDBC based Space, but never had the
time to do it.

>
> 2- If not What Can I do? Can I convert JDBMSpace to JDBCSpace.
> 
You can implement it and if you are willing to contribute it to jPOS you
can have our support during the process. 

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Hendry Betts | 23 Jun 17:49

Re: implementing Space based on JDBC

given the state of SOA technologies (use of web services as models) why in the world would we revert to a JDBC
based solution?  Doesn't that bind us to a potentially outmoded technology or am I arguing application
architecture over implementation?

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Alejandro Revilla | 23 Jun 18:34

Re: Re: implementing Space based on JDBC

>
> given the state of SOA technologies (use of web services as models)
> why in the world would we revert to a JDBC based solution?  Doesn't
> that bind us to a potentially outmoded technology or am I arguing
> application architecture over implementation?
>        
At some point you need to actually store your data, even if the store
operations goes through a web services interface. A JDBC based space is
something good to have IMO, and the best thing, it won't bind you to an
outmoded technology, because you can choose to use other
implementations at runtime.

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