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Hi!

I have the following problem.

I have  a code in Fortran that uses extensively Zebra package.
It reads a sequence of events, analyses them one by one and stores the
results. For each event a Zebra tree bank structure is created in the
memory. After event has been processed, the structure is wiped out.
I'd like to write a set of functions (probably in C++ and call them from
the Fortran code) that will automatically convert the Zebra tree structure
in an instance of some C++ class and store that class as a persistent
object in Objectivity/DB data-base.
What I need is a mapping between the Zebra bank tree in the memory and a
C++ object. But this tree is different for each event, with different
reference links between banks on it. Thus, I need dynamical, run-time
mapping. 
Does anybody has an experience with such kind of problems? 
Any suggestions would be of great help!

Regards,

Roumen.

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|       Roumen TZENOV                                                  |
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