From: Peter Donald [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sou you end up with something like following in torque
MyData (The Biz Object)
MyDataVO (The Value Object)
MyDataPeer (The Peer)
AbstractMyData (the abstract biz object)
AbstractMyDataPeer (The abstract Peer)
And the only one decoupled from the
Can anyone compare/contrast features between this and Torque?
That animated diagram! Torque has nothing like this.
The price.
Torque is Open Source, and can therefore be successfully adapted to suit the
bizzare pecadilos of any organisation.
From the site I can't see very much difference
Stefan Bodewig wrote:
On Fri, 26 Apr 2002, Pier Fumagalli [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's called wurstel in germany, and works great with rosti... :)
You mean Würstchen and Rösti, I guess. 8-)
Stefan
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There are 3 so far. List is at bottom of proposal.
Travis
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From: Stefan Bodewig [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 2002-04-26
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PROPOSAL] crossdb
On Thu, 25 Apr 2002, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(3) current state
crossdb is ready to use
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Satyr Project
Documentation: http://209.164.108.27/satyr/docs/index.html
Version
When writing SQL for Oracle, for example, I often make use of the more
powerful functions like DECODE(), TO_CHAR(), SIGN(), etc. These functions
could be quite difficult to make portable to databases that don't support
user-defined database functions. Especially if these functions are used
I'm totally +1 for this project.
Here are my reasons:
We really need another JSP web app framework.
We really need another project with only 3 developers who all work for
the same company.
We really need another project with no existing community.
We really need another
on 4/26/02 2:30 PM, Steve A. Olson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Regarding Generators ... not really O/R ... but we've had success with
SQLTags (www.sqltags.org) that uses a generator to produce a java class and
JSP tag for each table defined by the JDBC metadata. Each tag knows how to
compose
Jon Scott Stevens wrote:
[snip]
Bah. Throws the entire concept of MVC out the window.
Which is a bad thing?
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I tried to download the source. No go...
On 4/26/02 5:09 PM, Scott Milne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Hi Jon,
I'll assume there is no need for further details of my proposal. However,
I'd like to clarify some of your points.
We really need another JSP web app framework.
It is not only a web framework. The core components can be used to build
any application. We just chose a web application
Of course, you can't use database specific functions in a cross database way. But you
can support a subset of functions that are common across the different databases even
if they use different syntax, example would be date part functions, like in mysql, you
would use YEAR(), MONTH(), etc,
Of course, you can't use database specific functions in a cross database way. But you
can support a subset of functions that are common across the different databases even
if they use different syntax, example would be date part functions, like in mysql, you
would use YEAR(), MONTH(), etc,
Please try again now. I just updated the web page a few moments ago while
the source code was uploading. You may have tried the link before the file
was available. I just tried it now, and it works for me.
Scott Milne
I tried to download the source. No go...
On 4/26/02 5:09 PM, Scott Milne
on 4/26/02 3:00 PM, Scott Milne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Jon,
I'll assume there is no need for further details of my proposal. However,
I'd like to clarify some of your points.
We really need another JSP web app framework.
It is not only a web framework. The core components can
LOL :-D
On Fri, 2002-04-26 at 17:30, Jon Scott Stevens wrote:
I'm totally +1 for this project.
Here are my reasons:
We really need another JSP web app framework.
We really need another project with only 3 developers who all work for
the same company.
We really need
On Fri, 26 Apr 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Of course, you can't use database specific functions in a cross database
way. But you can support a subset of functions that are common across
the different databases even if they use different syntax, example would
be date part functions, like in
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