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Teiid invades the community.

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We are very proud to announce a new open source project, "Teiid" under JBoss.org's community of projects. Teiid is a data virtualization system that allows applications to use data from multiple, heterogeneous data stores and provides you with single view of that data. Teiid (pronounced Tee - id) is also a whiptail lizard.

Although the Teiid project is new to open source, the Teiid technology has been around for many years under the "MetaMatrix" brand name. Red Hat acquired "MetaMatrix" in April 2007 and committed to open sourcing the technology and Teiid is result of that effort.

During this transition time, Teiid has gone though several major updates in its technology
  • SVN migration
  • Projects consolidation, refactoring into manageable components.
  • Use Maven for build system
  • Replacement of transaction framework to "JBoss Transactions"
  • Use of JBoss Cache for caching and clustering needs.
  • Upgrade to Java 1.6
  • Re-write of Query Processing Engine
  • Major updates to Query Optimizer code.
  • New project web site
  • New issue tracking system
  • Teiid Designer upgraded to Eclipse 3.4.1
  • Teiid Designer is deployed as Eclipse plug-in

and many more smaller features. For more information on Teiid project please visit http://www.teiid.org or http://www.jboss.org/projects/teiid

Many more new features are planned in our roadmap, so give it try and let us know how Teiid can satisfy your enterprise data virtualization needs.

Thank you.

Teiid Team.
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  1. Andrig T MillerFebruary 12, 2009 at 3:04 PM

    Congratulations on getting this release out into the community! I know its been a long road, and a lot of hard work!

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