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I came across OrientDB a week ago, while looking for a Document DBMS that could be embedded in a client side application. Sadly haven't had time to fully check
by linead 16y ago
I came across OrientDB a week ago, while looking for a Document DBMS that could be embedded in a client side application. Sadly haven't had time to fully check it out yet, but it looked the most promising of the options out there.
The Java/Hibernate pattern seems to be common for java applications, but there's doesn't seem to be (as far as I can see) for a document/object based alternative. I'm currently working with an object graph that translates very poorly to a relational DB, does anyone have any experience with any non-relational alternatives?
- TrevorBurnham 16y agoThere are a ton of JSON stringifications libs for Java, some of which can handle complex object graphs (circular dependencies, etc.). Have a look at Google GSON. Once you can turn your jobs into JSON strings and vice versa, persisting them in a document store should be trivial.
- linead 16y agoBut actually getting a document store on the client? A lightweight document store that supports complex object graphs?