In this paper, the authors present the design and implementation of an Interoperable Object Platform for Multi-Databases (IOPMD). The aim of the system is to provide a uniform object view and a set of tools for object...In this paper, the authors present the design and implementation of an Interoperable Object Platform for Multi-Databases (IOPMD). The aim of the system is to provide a uniform object view and a set of tools for object manipu lation and query based on heterogeneous multiple data sources under client/server environment. The common object model is compatible with ODMG2.0 and OMG'sCORBA, which provides main OO features such as OID, attribute, method, inheri tance, reference, etc. Three types of interfaCes, namely Vface, IOQL and C++ API, are given to provide the database programmer with tools and functionalities for application development. Nested transactions and compensating technology are adopted in transaction manager. In discussing some key 'implementation techlliques, translation and mapping approaches from various schemata to a common object schemaare proposed. Buffer management provides the data caching policy and consistency maintenance of cached data. Version managemellt presellts some operations based on the definitions in semantic version model, and introduces the implemelltation of the semantic version graph.展开更多
文摘In this paper, the authors present the design and implementation of an Interoperable Object Platform for Multi-Databases (IOPMD). The aim of the system is to provide a uniform object view and a set of tools for object manipu lation and query based on heterogeneous multiple data sources under client/server environment. The common object model is compatible with ODMG2.0 and OMG'sCORBA, which provides main OO features such as OID, attribute, method, inheri tance, reference, etc. Three types of interfaCes, namely Vface, IOQL and C++ API, are given to provide the database programmer with tools and functionalities for application development. Nested transactions and compensating technology are adopted in transaction manager. In discussing some key 'implementation techlliques, translation and mapping approaches from various schemata to a common object schemaare proposed. Buffer management provides the data caching policy and consistency maintenance of cached data. Version managemellt presellts some operations based on the definitions in semantic version model, and introduces the implemelltation of the semantic version graph.
