[Zope-dev] ODMG compliance?
Andrew M. Kuchling
akuchlin@mems-exchange.org
Wed, 5 Jan 2000 09:56:49 -0500 (EST)
Kenneth Y.K. YOUNG writes:
>On June 14, 1994, the ODMG Board ( http://www.odmg.org/ ) approved a list of
>object databases as ODMG Compliant and ODMG Certified. ZODB doesn't appear
>on that list. Ditto for CORBA integration. Anyone knows how standards
>compliant we are and will be?
Note that FourThought has some object database work that hasn't been
released yet. Quoting from
http://www.fourthought.com/4Suite/index.html :
4ODS is a Python front-end for the ODMG 2.0 object database standard.
Different drivers can be plugged in to 4ODS to provide back-end
storage, even in other models such as relational. 4ODS is particularly
well-suited to providing structured persistence for XML documents and
document fragments. 4ODS will soon be available to the public.
This might be a Python interface to ODMG 2.0, not a complete Python
binding for it, but you'd have to ask the FourThought guys to be sure.
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