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The PJama prototype of orthogonal persistence for Java is the result of collaborative research between the Forest Project at SunLabs and the Persistence and Distribution research group in the Department of Computing Science at the University of Glasgow, Scotland. As part of the Compass Project the Persistent Programming Systems Group at Purdue University is participating in this collaboration to investigate optimizations for orthogonal persistence for Java, based on static data-flow analysis of Java bytecodes, dynamic profiling of code execution, and profiling and analysis of the persistent store. Our point of contact at Glasgow University is Quintin Cutts, who is focusing on runtime support for optimization.