Обсуждение: OT? Database bridge for postgresql

Hi all,

  I'm working on a online catalog right now.  I'm using postgresql/java for
the web site and the ERP in the company is a VB/MSSQL application.  Is there
a framework out there that allow database sychronization. I'm looking for an
opensource/java framework.


Is that exists?

Thanks for your help!

/David

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On Tue, Oct 05, 2004 at 10:29:36AM -0400, David Gagnon wrote:
> Hi all,
>
>  I'm working on a online catalog right now.  I'm using postgresql/java for
> the web site and the ERP in the company is a VB/MSSQL application.  Is
> there a framework out there that allow database sychronization. I'm looking
> for an opensource/java framework.

It's not built for it, but I've sometimes thought you might be able
to modify erserver for these purposes.  There's _plenty_ wrong with
the released erserver, and Real Soon Now I intend to tar up the CVS
HEAD and release it as the final iteration, on the grounds that
everything it currently does is done better by Slony-I.  But I think
for any sort of synchronisation using Java, it might at least get you
started.  Please be warned that, while Andrew Rawnsley did a lot of
work to clean up the code, it's still a dog's breakfast.  There are
totally pointless, over-engineered abstractions all over the place.
This is not the fault of erserver _per se_, but of the programmer who
implemented it in Java.

A

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