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Michael_Marth
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14 years ago @ Think Vitamin - Should you go Beyond R... · 0 replies · +1 points
Very good article. I like that you stress the need to fit the actual data to the model.
One small correction: Jackrabbit can deal with transactions
(see http://jackrabbit.apache.org/frequently-asked-que... In the upcoming JSR-283 specification (for which Jackrabbit is the reference implementation and which it partially implements already) query joins are also supported.
One small correction: Jackrabbit can deal with transactions
(see http://jackrabbit.apache.org/frequently-asked-que... In the upcoming JSR-283 specification (for which Jackrabbit is the reference implementation and which it partially implements already) query joins are also supported.
15 years ago @ Real Story Group: Cont... - Trends: Dutch governme... · 1 reply · +1 points
Adriaan,
your post does not mention that Hippo is built upon Jackrabbit, ie. the repository complies to the JSR-170 standard. I could imagine that this fact made Hippo a credible choice for the Dutch government - after all, it is a common requirement for public IT infrastructure to be built on open standards.
(this is guess, though, I have no insight in the selection process at all)
Michael Marth
http://dev.day.com
your post does not mention that Hippo is built upon Jackrabbit, ie. the repository complies to the JSR-170 standard. I could imagine that this fact made Hippo a credible choice for the Dutch government - after all, it is a common requirement for public IT infrastructure to be built on open standards.
(this is guess, though, I have no insight in the selection process at all)
Michael Marth
http://dev.day.com
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