Should you use an ORB or an ODBMS?
Object Magazine
Where object-oriented DBMSs should do better: a critique based on early experiences
Modern database systems
Object-oriented database systems: promises, reality, and future
Modern database systems
Object databases: the essentials
Object databases: the essentials
The essential distributed objects survival guide
The essential distributed objects survival guide
Object Data Management: Object-Oriented and Extended
Object Data Management: Object-Oriented and Extended
Distributed Information Systems: From Centralized Systems to Distributed Multimedia
Distributed Information Systems: From Centralized Systems to Distributed Multimedia
Object Database Standard: ODMG-93
Object Database Standard: ODMG-93
Selected Issues in Object-oriented Database Design
BT Technology Journal
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Due to the on-going shift from centralised to decentralised computing and a general trend towards the globalisation of commercial, economic and social activities, the information systems community has been faced with strong demands to develop distributed information systems (DISs) that span wide geographical areas. Three technologies have had significant impact on the new generation of DISs — distributed object technology, object database technology and Web technology. The paper examines two of these — DOT and ODBT. Each has advantages over the other, but more importantly they complement each other, and ways of using them together are explored.