Is KODO Standard edition "enough" for low db usage app?

Hi,
We have a Swing application used by 80 users. Our needs from JDO are:
- Obj to table mapping (simple)
- Relationship management (FK translated to obj. references)
- Being able to generate JavaBeans out of db tables
Can we use standard edition of KODO for these tasks?
(It's kind of lazy of me to ask, instead of trying, I know).
Thanks!

Of course. I'm using it for a pretty intense web application that has 16-32
threads monitoring websites, as well as over 200 concurrent users without
any problems. I did follow all the optimization steps in the manual, which
did make a difference.
"burak bayramli" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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Hi,
We have a Swing application used by 80 users. Our needs from JDO are:
- Obj to table mapping (simple)
- Relationship management (FK translated to obj. references)
- Being able to generate JavaBeans out of db tables
Can we use standard edition of KODO for these tasks?
(It's kind of lazy of me to ask, instead of trying, I know).
Thanks!

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