I found and began to use a straightforward and very friendly JSON data store
which I'm using with some Lively projects:
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http://www.millstonecw.com/dovetaildb/DovetailDB is open source Java with an Apache license. You can use the
hosted database or install your own. You can add JavaScript server handlers
for data operations, and install JavaScript stored procedures. You can
easily add access control by defining handlers on the server. It is simple
yet extensible and those are qualities which I've been looking for. Other
Java-based JSON stores are Sun Cloud APIs, FeatherDB and Persevere.
On Wed, Jan 30, 2008@2:46 PM, Dan Amelang <
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> On Jan 29, 2008 10:58 PM, Patrick Mueller <
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> >
> > Of course ... very cool. I naturally wonder about using CouchDb as a
> > back-end for this. Couch only reads and writes JSON documents,
> > directly, but allows arbitrary binary content to be saved as
> > attachments to those JSON documents.
>
> +1, I'm a big fan of CouchDb. The pairing of Lively and CouchDb makes
> a lot of sense,@least until we have something even better :)
>
> Dan Amelang
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