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Re: Object oriented database -
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On Oct 30, 11:36 pm, mrto... (AT) tpg (DOT) com.au wrote: Hi all, I am looking for people who have an interest in object oriented databases, primarily to share ideas or to find out end-user requirements. I am currently working on an object oriented database product, which will be closely tied in with the programming language of choice. First goal is to make a C++ implementation, and later Java, C# and web scripts like PHP. Anyone with interest into the subject, please send me an email. You can see some of my products and the ideas for the OODB on my web site:http://www.clear-objects.com Best regards Tomas I think an interesting project would be to implement transactions without all the relational stuff. I bet there would be quite the interest in having solid persistance services without having to carry around schemas, triggers, sql, relational algebra, etc, sort of what todays transactional file systems do for metadata, make available for object persistance. |
are talking about. I do not mean to be offensive, just trying to wake
you up if it can be done. Please read and choose what you read
carefully.
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On Oct 30, 11:36 pm, mrto... (AT) tpg (DOT) com.au wrote: Hi all, I am looking for people who have an interest in object oriented databases, primarily to share ideas or to find out end-user requirements. I am currently working on an object oriented database product, which will be closely tied in with the programming language of choice. First goal is to make a C++ implementation, and later Java, C# and web scripts like PHP. Anyone with interest into the subject, please send me an email. You can see some of my products and the ideas for the OODB on my web site:http://www.clear-objects.com Best regards Tomas I think an interesting project would be to implement transactions without all the relational stuff. I bet there would be quite the interest in having solid persistance services without having to carry around schemas, triggers, sql, relational algebra, etc, sort of what todays transactional file systems do for metadata, make available for object persistance. |
are talking about. I do not mean to be offensive, just trying to wake
you up if it can be done. Please read and choose what you read
carefully.
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On Oct 30, 11:36 pm, mrto... (AT) tpg (DOT) com.au wrote: Hi all, I am looking for people who have an interest in object oriented databases, primarily to share ideas or to find out end-user requirements. I am currently working on an object oriented database product, which will be closely tied in with the programming language of choice. First goal is to make a C++ implementation, and later Java, C# and web scripts like PHP. Anyone with interest into the subject, please send me an email. You can see some of my products and the ideas for the OODB on my web site:http://www.clear-objects.com Best regards Tomas I think an interesting project would be to implement transactions without all the relational stuff. I bet there would be quite the interest in having solid persistance services without having to carry around schemas, triggers, sql, relational algebra, etc, sort of what todays transactional file systems do for metadata, make available for object persistance. |
are talking about. I do not mean to be offensive, just trying to wake
you up if it can be done. Please read and choose what you read
carefully.
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On Oct 30, 11:36 pm, mrto... (AT) tpg (DOT) com.au wrote: Hi all, I am looking for people who have an interest in object oriented databases, primarily to share ideas or to find out end-user requirements. I am currently working on an object oriented database product, which will be closely tied in with the programming language of choice. First goal is to make a C++ implementation, and later Java, C# and web scripts like PHP. Anyone with interest into the subject, please send me an email. You can see some of my products and the ideas for the OODB on my web site:http://www.clear-objects.com Best regards Tomas I think an interesting project would be to implement transactions without all the relational stuff. I bet there would be quite the interest in having solid persistance services without having to carry around schemas, triggers, sql, relational algebra, etc, sort of what todays transactional file systems do for metadata, make available for object persistance. |
are talking about. I do not mean to be offensive, just trying to wake
you up if it can be done. Please read and choose what you read
carefully.
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On Oct 30, 11:36 pm, mrto... (AT) tpg (DOT) com.au wrote: Hi all, I am looking for people who have an interest in object oriented databases, primarily to share ideas or to find out end-user requirements. I am currently working on an object oriented database product, which will be closely tied in with the programming language of choice. First goal is to make a C++ implementation, and later Java, C# and web scripts like PHP. Anyone with interest into the subject, please send me an email. You can see some of my products and the ideas for the OODB on my web site:http://www.clear-objects.com Best regards Tomas I think an interesting project would be to implement transactions without all the relational stuff. I bet there would be quite the interest in having solid persistance services without having to carry around schemas, triggers, sql, relational algebra, etc, sort of what todays transactional file systems do for metadata, make available for object persistance. |
are talking about. I do not mean to be offensive, just trying to wake
you up if it can be done. Please read and choose what you read
carefully.
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On Oct 30, 11:36 pm, mrto... (AT) tpg (DOT) com.au wrote: Hi all, I am looking for people who have an interest in object oriented databases, primarily to share ideas or to find out end-user requirements. I am currently working on an object oriented database product, which will be closely tied in with the programming language of choice. First goal is to make a C++ implementation, and later Java, C# and web scripts like PHP. Anyone with interest into the subject, please send me an email. You can see some of my products and the ideas for the OODB on my web site:http://www.clear-objects.com Best regards Tomas I think an interesting project would be to implement transactions without all the relational stuff. I bet there would be quite the interest in having solid persistance services without having to carry around schemas, triggers, sql, relational algebra, etc, sort of what todays transactional file systems do for metadata, make available for object persistance. |
are talking about. I do not mean to be offensive, just trying to wake
you up if it can be done. Please read and choose what you read
carefully.
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On Oct 31, 3:41 pm, patrick... (AT) yahoo (DOT) com wrote: On Oct 30, 11:36 pm, mrto... (AT) tpg (DOT) com.au wrote: Hi all, I am looking for people who have an interest in object oriented databases, primarily to share ideas or to find out end-user requirements. I am currently working on an object oriented database product, which will be closely tied in with the programming language of choice. First goal is to make a C++ implementation, and later Java, C# and web scripts like PHP. Anyone with interest into the subject, please send me an email. You can see some of my products and the ideas for the OODB on my web site:http://www.clear-objects.com Best regards Tomas I think an interesting project would be to implement transactions without all the relational stuff. I bet there would be quite the interest in having solid persistance services without having to carry around schemas, triggers, sql, relational algebra, etc, sort of what todays transactional file systems do for metadata, make available for object persistance. I hope never to use one of your systems. You don't even know what you are talking about. I do not mean to be offensive, just trying to wake you up if it can be done. Please read and choose what you read carefully. |
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On Oct 31, 3:41 pm, patrick... (AT) yahoo (DOT) com wrote: On Oct 30, 11:36 pm, mrto... (AT) tpg (DOT) com.au wrote: Hi all, I am looking for people who have an interest in object oriented databases, primarily to share ideas or to find out end-user requirements. I am currently working on an object oriented database product, which will be closely tied in with the programming language of choice. First goal is to make a C++ implementation, and later Java, C# and web scripts like PHP. Anyone with interest into the subject, please send me an email. You can see some of my products and the ideas for the OODB on my web site:http://www.clear-objects.com Best regards Tomas I think an interesting project would be to implement transactions without all the relational stuff. I bet there would be quite the interest in having solid persistance services without having to carry around schemas, triggers, sql, relational algebra, etc, sort of what todays transactional file systems do for metadata, make available for object persistance. I hope never to use one of your systems. You don't even know what you are talking about. I do not mean to be offensive, just trying to wake you up if it can be done. Please read and choose what you read carefully. |
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On Oct 31, 3:41 pm, patrick... (AT) yahoo (DOT) com wrote: On Oct 30, 11:36 pm, mrto... (AT) tpg (DOT) com.au wrote: Hi all, I am looking for people who have an interest in object oriented databases, primarily to share ideas or to find out end-user requirements. I am currently working on an object oriented database product, which will be closely tied in with the programming language of choice. First goal is to make a C++ implementation, and later Java, C# and web scripts like PHP. Anyone with interest into the subject, please send me an email. You can see some of my products and the ideas for the OODB on my web site:http://www.clear-objects.com Best regards Tomas I think an interesting project would be to implement transactions without all the relational stuff. I bet there would be quite the interest in having solid persistance services without having to carry around schemas, triggers, sql, relational algebra, etc, sort of what todays transactional file systems do for metadata, make available for object persistance. I hope never to use one of your systems. You don't even know what you are talking about. I do not mean to be offensive, just trying to wake you up if it can be done. Please read and choose what you read carefully. |
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On Oct 31, 3:41 pm, patrick... (AT) yahoo (DOT) com wrote: On Oct 30, 11:36 pm, mrto... (AT) tpg (DOT) com.au wrote: Hi all, I am looking for people who have an interest in object oriented databases, primarily to share ideas or to find out end-user requirements. I am currently working on an object oriented database product, which will be closely tied in with the programming language of choice. First goal is to make a C++ implementation, and later Java, C# and web scripts like PHP. Anyone with interest into the subject, please send me an email. You can see some of my products and the ideas for the OODB on my web site:http://www.clear-objects.com Best regards Tomas I think an interesting project would be to implement transactions without all the relational stuff. I bet there would be quite the interest in having solid persistance services without having to carry around schemas, triggers, sql, relational algebra, etc, sort of what todays transactional file systems do for metadata, make available for object persistance. I hope never to use one of your systems. You don't even know what you are talking about. I do not mean to be offensive, just trying to wake you up if it can be done. Please read and choose what you read carefully. |
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