Re: [bdbxml] replication

Replication is best understood by reading the Berkeley DB documentation:

http://www.sleepycat.com/xmldocs/ref/toc.html

John

Mark Robert Salamon wrote:
> There is mention in the literature that b/c DBXML is built on top of 
> Berkeley's regular DB, you get all of the advantages of that, including 
> replication.  If I am building a production-ready system with a more 
> client-server architecture (not an embedded system) that will be shared 
> by multiple users, i am going to need to replicate the database for 
> backup purposes.  How can this be achieved?  any other backup/failover 
> recommendations?
>  
> also, is there any way to put place the database on a separate server 
> and still access it from, say, a J2EE application using the java API?  
> the literature implies that this is not possible, but I was wondering.  
> (Otherwise, the J2EE app must run on the same box as the database.)  For 
> example, is there an RMI or SOAP interface available?  (I guess I could 
> build one myself, if necessary.)


-- 
John Snelson, Berkeley DB XML Engineer
Sleepycat Software, Inc
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