Object databases can be a way of staging data for your C++ or Java
applications. This example shows two existing data sources that have data in
non-object formats (flat file and relational, for example). The non-object data
is mapped into object models and stored in the object database. This object
database now holds some part of the existing data and perhaps some of its own
data that did not exist previously. At some later time, the object application
can obtain this data and tap the high performance that an object database provides.
This performance is a result of having the same model in the object database as is
used by the object application. See one
model to reduce development and maintenance costs
(new window).
This architecture can be applied to the middle-tier of a web site. See middle-tier
architecture.
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