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The rise of Alfresco: ECM that people will really use (LinuxWorld)
The rise of Alfresco: ECM that people will really use (LinuxWorld)
Posted Apr 27, 2007 21:17 UTC (Fri) by leandro (guest, #1460)Parent article: The rise of Alfresco: ECM that people will really use (LinuxWorld)
I fear this Hybernate stuff. Typically the database model is a hack job, full of problems waiting growth to rear their ugly heads; and even with a nice job they treat all DBs as simple storage devices, creating an unnecessarily slow system.
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The rise of Alfresco: ECM that people will really use (LinuxWorld)
Posted Apr 27, 2007 21:55 UTC (Fri) by hazmat (subscriber, #668) [Link]
the alfresco database is completely unuseable without using their hibernate mapping. forget about using reporting tools against the database structure. its heavily reliant on the hibernate cache and normalized to keep most of the content data in key/value tables (node properties keyed by content aspect).