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Technology Stocks : OBJECT DESIGN Inc.: Bargain of the year!!

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To: hasbeen101 who wrote (1991)5/29/1998 9:45:00 AM
From: Sea Otter  Read Replies (1) of 3194
 
Damien.

As to Poet. I took a look at their latest product
in its Java incarnation (everyone wants Java, so
who am I to complain).

Several things impressed me.

1) Performance was quite good. I ran some of my
Java benchmarks and it basically equaled the Java
implementation of ObjectStore. Shouldn't happen,
in that Poet is suppose to be a lighet-weight product.

2) Transaction model. Very flexible, an improvement
over some of the well-known bottlenecks of ObjectStore.

3) Object-level versioning and a process for schema
mutation. (Wasn't exactly clear how this worked, but
it looked impressive).

4) XML interface. Lots of chatter nowadays about XML-based
APIs and interfaces. I was impressed that Poet already
had provided some support here - very quick. Meanwhile,
ODI is still just talking about it.

5) Ran a pathological Java program which causes an internal
exception in ObjectStore. Poet swallowed it with no
complaints.

Still like ObjectStore, but the world is moving.

Sea Otter
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