7 May
2003
7 May
'03
1:43 p.m.
Chris Withers wrote:
Shane Hathaway wrote:
ZODB is built on the OO data model. What we're talking about is allowing applications to use another model at the same time, because the OO data model (or perhaps the way ZODB interprets it)
Is this the bit that effectively says "every object must have one, and only one, canonical traversal path to access it?
No, that's the filesystem model as interpreted by Zope. The OO model simply says that the objects are the database. You might say the OO model is a low-level model that doesn't intrinsically provide high-level operations like two-way relationships. Shane