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Java Object in RDBMS

 
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Hi,
In my current assignment I have identified the need for persisting certain Java objects serialized into a RDBMS (no file system because, identification key(s) and parametrized object retrieval are some of the features I get vanilla from RDBMS and reasons like that)
Is it a good sign? Because I do not find any established pattern implementations use this.
Well, it could be used by some app servers to serialize SFSBs which I would not want to comment about...
Rgds
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