sourceforge Project of the Month - compiere
Matteo Paiato <mpaiato-/[email protected]>
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here a nice article: http://sourceforge.net/potm/potm-2004-02.php Becouse i'm interested in see if they will support other database (My SQL) I quote this part: " Where do you see your project going? Database independence is a big issue. We are currently based on Oracle to provide the 100% availability required for the backbone of your business. Also, when we started, application servers were less than reliable and functionality in the database still provided the highest performance. Compiere is easy to port to IBM's DB/2, but the demand is more for Open Source databases. We negotiated a special license with Oracle and removed the usual cost factor for an Oracle implementation with our support contract, which includes all licenses for just US$1,500. The next generation of our core engine will be database-independent and just require ANSI SQL, views, and functions. The Compiere application server (based on JBoss) has been proven stable enough to be used in small business environments with no IT staff. We are using database independence to improve our core engine to completely implement the OMG workflow facility. With that, we gain higher flexibility (workflow is usually just an add-on in ERP) and performance benefits. It's then a user decision what level of stability and performance they require from a database. "