Re: Future development

We prefer OJB:s compact size, explicit control of caching, clear 
structure and functionality, and especially the ability to dynamically 
modify the persistence model through the API during run-time without 
disturbing open sessions; Hibernate lacks most of these features and JPA 
is too limited. We haven't yet tried JDO, I understood that it provides 
more than JPA.

-- Ilkka

Jason wrote:
> I think Hibernate sucked all the air out of the room. The number of tools
> offering hibernate integration has been outpacing OJB forever.
> Are there any compelling features in OJB that are not found elsewhere?
> 
>  - Jason
>