[Persistence-sig] SIG retirement

[Donnal Walter]

--- "Patrick K. O'Brien" <pobrien at orbtech.com> wrote:
> Jeremy Hylton <jeremy at alum.mit.edu> writes:
> > If you don't want the SIG to be retired, please speak up now.
> 
> As the leader of one very active persistence project[1], I'd love
> to discuss some of the issues I've run into.  Particularly since
> I've recently come up with what I think are some pretty
> innovative solutions to problems like alternate keys, referential
> integrity, bi-directional links, schema evolution, and so forth.
> 
> Is anyone else interested in Python persistence or a Python
> ODBMS, like ZODB or PyPerSyst?  If so, let's talk.
> 
> [1] PyPerSyst, a Python ODBMS:
> http://www.orbtech.com/wiki/PyPerSyst

I am interested in persistence issues and have been actively
working on a project to provide persistence for a custom GUI
application development framework (Mindwrapper). The reason I have
not posted to this SIG is that the early discussion here was on a
plane several orders of magnitude higher than my own project. If
discussion here were to pick up I would follow it with interest,
but I likely would not participate much more actively than I have
been to date.  I have also followed PyPerSyst with some interest,
but to this point I can't see how to integrate it into the
Mindwrapper framework.

Regards,

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Donnal Walter
Arkansas Children's Hospital