RE: Oracle/POET/ODI benchmark article in Java Report

In article <37268F5E.9686B3F1_at_poet.com>,   Eric Vigna <ericv_at_poet.com> wrote:
> FYI - The article referenced below is _now_ available from POET's
> home page - http://www.poet.com.
>

Good evening.

I've had a quick look at this Eric. I hope the authors will consider writing a longer version (perhaps as a technical report). It would be nice, in particular, to understand some of their design decisions and benchmark procedures in more detail.

Perhaps the next challenge after persistent Java could be XML benchmarks ...

> >> Hi,
> >>
> >> Just a quick note, making you aware of an interesting article
> >> "How to Store Java Objects" in the April issue of Java Report.
> >>
> >> It was written by 3 researchers at the Univ. of Markbor in Slovenia
> >> and a professor at the University. The paper includes code and
> >> benchmark times that were used to implement a hotel information
> >> system using Oracle and two object DBMSs (POET & ObjectStore).
> >>
> >> The paper reports the findings/results of Oracle, POET and ObjectStore
> >> in terms of performance and relative number of lines of code necessary.
> >>
> >> Since the article is not available on-line, POET will be purchasing
> >> access to the paper.
> >>
> >> Even though the magazine article only tests single user and does
> >> not compare/test each DBMS's multi-threading and locking
> >> functionality, I think that you will appreciate its simplicity.
> >> And of course, you could always extend/customize
> >> the code framework that was provided to compare the three
> >> databases...and any other ODMG Java compliant databases. :->
> >>
> >> Best Regards,
> >>
> >> Eric Vigna
> >> POET Software
> >> www.poet.com - www.poet.de
>

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