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Oracle Coherence 3.5
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Now that you know everything you need to know about serialization and POF, let's discuss the closely related subject of schema evolution support in Coherence.
The fact of life is that things change, and this applies to domain objects as well. New releases of an application usually bring new features, and new features typically require new attributes within domain objects.
In a typical non-Coherence application, you can introduce new columns into database tables, add attributes to your classes, modify ORM configuration files, or custom database access logic and be on your way. However, when your objects are stored within a Coherence cluster, things are not that simple.
The main reason for that is that Coherence stores objects, not raw data, and objects have a specific serialization format, be it POF or something else. You can modify the database schema, your classes, and O-R mapping code just as you used to, but you will also have to decide what to do with...
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