From brada@kiv.zcu.cz Fri Apr 24 09:54:10 1998 Date: Fri, 17 Oct 1997 10:23:49 +0200 From: Premek Brada To: brada@kiv.zcu.cz Subject: [Fwd: Announce: FREE Revision Control System] David Matyas wrote: > > ComponentSoftware RCS (CS-RCS) is revision control system for Windows > 95/NT. 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The > license expires on 15 November 1997. > > Yours sincerely, > > Testwell Oy > Olavi Poutanen > -------------------- Code hard, test well! -------------------------------- > Olavi Poutanen Email(1): olavip@testwell.sci.fi > Testwell Oy (Ltd) Email(2): olavip@cs.tut.fi > Hermiankatu 8 URL: http://www.testwell.sci.fi > FIN-33720 Tampere Tel: +358-3-316-5464 > Finland Fax: +358-3-318-3311 > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Premek Brada "http://yoyo.zcu.cz/~brada/" Department of Computer Science, University of West Bohemia, Plzen, CZ -------------------------------------------------- Tue Apr 28 11:52:46 METDST 1998 ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 24 Apr 1998 17:22:14 -0500 From: "Michael A. Beedle" Subject: (OTUG) RE: rvaldivia@certum.com wrote: > Good day to every body > > I have several questions about the store to use when I have a OOA&D: > > - Is it more natural to use a OO store? > - Can I map it to a relational one? > - Which approach is more effcient? > > Can anybody out there give me some links or references of books on > which I can find out about that? > > If this is a basic question, I'm apologize and ask you try to understand, > I'm just getting into the OO world. Check out: http://www.persistence.com We have had a great deal of success using this product. Persistence, unlike other OO-RDBMS wrappers, provides you with many other advantages, such as: - - an advanced cache manager, that caches not only data, but relationships at the class or query levels. This provides you with much faster RDBMS access (my some metrics up to 125 times, yes TIMES not percentage!) - - integrated ORB support (Orbix) - - an orbitized interface to their queries that allows you to port ORB code (say from Java interfaces), up to the server code and/or viceversa. This gives you the ability to "change your mind" about what goes in the client or server. - - support for many RDBMS flavors: INFORMIX, SYBASE, ORACLE and SQL Server. - - code generation from with Rational Rose, including protected stubs to include custom code - - easy integration with many of the CORBA Services like events, transaction security, etc. - - support for true OO coding: inheritance, late binding, polymorphism, etc. (This allows you for the creation of persistent object that can participate in business object frameworks!) - - C++ and Java interfaces are supported >From a business perspective consider this: - - many Fortune 1000 companies are using Persistence, so many that some of their clients have heavily invested into the company! - - Persistence a very impressive financial track record - - Most of their deals are multimillion, but they also have a large share of small customers. etc. We have used the product in at least three client sites, to produce INTERNET/INTRANET three-tiered client server applications. An in fact, we are in the process of releasing a workflow manager based on this product. Regards, - - Mike Beedle http://www.fti-consulting.com/users/beedlem/