Hi Craig,
Since the first ever Alpha of Cayenne was only released 3 month ago, we
don't have a long list as you would imagine.
At the moment I can tell you about one high profile project that I am
involved with personally. The project is going to production in October.
Cayenne is used as a backend of a stats website that normally receives
millions of hits a day.
I don't want to make an early announcement since the app is not in
production yet, but I can send you more information privately so that you
have something to show to the management.
Good luck
Andrus
At 03:22 PM 9/11/2002 +1200, Craig Miskell wrote:
>Hi all,
> We are what amounts to a WebObjects shop (plus some not
>insignificant dalliances with a number of other technologies) that is
>looking at cayenne as the database layer for a commercial product we
>intend to release next year (don't ask what yet, I'm not allowed to say).
>
>We have a number of years experience in EOF (personally coming up on 5
>years, and two other developers with much the same). If the
>powers-that-be approve cayenne, then I'd anticipate us contributing as
>much as possible back to the main project (bug fixes, reports, new
>generic functionality). However, first we have to get it approved.
>
>My question is: "Who's using cayenne, and in what context?". The
>main issue we are addressing now is one of technical merit (and it's
>looking good so far), but obviously the "usage" is a concern, perhaps
>mostly in terms of how strong the user community is.
>
>Anyone got any comments?
>
>Craig Miskell
>Programmer, Black Albatross, Otago University, New Zealand
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