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- 08-09-2009, 07:22 AM #1
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Help: native ODBMS vs ODBMS written in Java
I'm abit confused. I was looking for an object DBMS that marries well with Java. But I seem to be finding object databases that are written in Java.
I THOUGHT I would get an ODBMS compiled to machine code to execute under one of several different operating systems, with a Java "bridge". Is there no such thing? I know JDBC exists but that is a bridge for SQL DBMS.
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