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Badari Kakumani #1
Which perl module to use for object persistence
folks,
in our project we are planning to persistently store some objects.
any recommendations for which modules to use?
anybody used:
app-repository at [url]http://cpan.uwinnipeg.ca/dist/App-Repository[/url] or
object persistence at :
[url]http://search.cpan.org/~vipul/Object-Persistence-0.92/lib/Persistence/Object/Simple.pm[/url]
any pointers/suggestions are greately appreciated.
thanks,
-badari
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John Bokma #2
Re: Which perl module to use for object persistence
"Badari Kakumani" <badarisj@gmail.com> wrote:
I have been using Storable for some small things, so no idea if it's ok> folks,
>
> in our project we are planning to persistently store some objects.
> any recommendations for which modules to use?
for your project.
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Tom #3
Re: Which perl module to use for object persistence
Hi,
For my experience, Storable is good for both small and big stuffs. But
you should take care of 64-bit platform.
Tom
Badari Kakumani wrote:> folks,
>
> in our project we are planning to persistently store some objects.
> any recommendations for which modules to use?
>
> anybody used:
> app-repository at [url]http://cpan.uwinnipeg.ca/dist/App-Repository[/url] or
> object persistence at :
> [url]http://search.cpan.org/~vipul/Object-Persistence-0.92/lib/Persistence/Object/Simple.pm[/url]
>
> any pointers/suggestions are greately appreciated.
>
> thanks,
> -badariTom Guest
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xhoster@gmail.com #4
Re: Which perl module to use for object persistence
"Badari Kakumani" <badarisj@gmail.com> wrote:
What are your requirements for ACID (atomicity, concurrency, isolation, and> folks,
>
> in our project we are planning to persistently store some objects.
> any recommendations for which modules to use?
durability)? How many objects, how big, and how often do you want to
manipulate them?
I couldn't get it to install with cpan. It doesn't resolve it's>
> anybody used:
> app-repository at [url]http://cpan.uwinnipeg.ca/dist/App-Repository[/url] or
dependencies automatically, and I ran into a few manually that I could find
on CPAN, so I gave up. I also didn't see much discussion of it on the
web/usenet other than FAIL reports from the CPAN testers and uploads by the
author. I would consider both of those to be bad signs.
Haven't used or attempted to use it.> object persistence at :
> [url]http://search.cpan.org/~vipul/Object-Persistence-0.92/lib/Persistence/Obj[/url]
> ect/Simple.pmI like Storable for small thing (or large things that fit in memory and can>
> any pointers/suggestions are greately appreciated.
be kept a while before writing them back out), and I really like DBM::Deep
for large. I haven't used them where ACIDity was necessary, and suspect
they are somewhat lacking there.
Xho
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metaperl@gmail.com #5
Re: Which perl module to use for object persistence
Would an object-relational mapper like DBIx::Class be appropriate?
Are you aware of the Perl object-oriented Persistance mailing list
(poop.sf.net).
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