Hi, this work will be started today. It will be simplestore samples. I will try to clear my code, it is very dirty and have a lot of bugs at this time. I decided to implement this for my current project, but I see it can be useful in some more common situations. I think it is more example for simplestore usage, not any kind of framework. It will be very limited, but it always possible to enhance. I will use this for "readonly" data. like : CREATE VIEW MY_STAT AS ( SELECT ID, SUM( SOMETHING ) , COUNT(SOMETHING), MAX(SOMETHING) FROM MY_TABLE, ...... WHERE ........ GROUP BY ID HAVING ..... ORDER BY .... ) I have plans to support "Stored Procedures" , Transactions, Finders, Relations .......... . But it is not very trivial to implement this stuff on this weekend :)
At 05:44 PM 2/1/2002 +0100, you wrote: >Hi folks! > >The J2EE discussion on the general list has raised some interesting >questions. Is there any possible replacement for entity EJBs in Jakarta >land? I'm thinking about a straight mapping from a JavaBean to a database, >which can be useful in many simple-usage situations. > >The idea is: you have a bean, you want to store it in the database, every >attribute in a field. References to included beans would be solved with >foreign keys. A special "primary key" field is used to read it back. > >There are some pieces that could be used: Torque to insert XML in a >database, and probably Digester to turn a bean into XML. But I don't know >much about either. > >Is there any interest in something like this? -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
