Operational Database Management Systems
Stephanie Balzer, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich (ETHZ) This paper introduces a new approach to persistent programming, that is based on orthogonal persistence, but constrained to the object-oriented case. LINK (PDF)
By Suad Alagic, Mark Royer October 28, 2005 Abstract: This paper is addressing three major and quite controversial issues critical for the next generation of virtual platforms for object-oriented languages. The first one is providing...
After a successful launch on September 15, ODBMS.ORG has added new panel members and contributions to its unique resource portal on object database technology. New Expert Panel members include Prof. Zongmin Ma, Northeastern University...
By Scott Ambler September 15, 2005 Abstract: Modern software development processes are evolutionary in nature, but more often than not agile. Agile techniques include refactoring, agile modeling, continual regression testing, configuration management of all development...
High-Profile Experts Help Meet Growing Demand for Free Educational Resources on OO Database Technology SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Sep. 15, 2005 – ODBMS.ORG, a vendor-independent, non-profit group of high-profile software experts lead by Prof. Roberto...
Donghui Zhang, Northeastern University Tutorial including download link for NEUStore – a simple Java package for the construction of disk-based, paginated, and buffered indices. DOWNLOAD (PDF)
Tore Risch, Uppsala University An object-oriented and functional system for querying distributed and heterogeneous data sources. LINK
By William Cook, Carl Rosenberger August 23, 2005 Abstract: Most persistence architectures for Java and .NET provide interfaces to execute queries written in an architecture-specific query language. These interfaces are string based: queries are defined in...
Norman Paton, University of Manchester Very comprehensive lecture notes on object databases. DOWNLOAD (PDF) or (PPT)
Philippe Roose, LIUPPA/Laboratoire d’Informatique Appliquée de l’UPPA How to access data in Java from RDBMS via JDBC. DOWNLOAD (PDF)