On 12/4/05, Mario Ivankovits <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Alberto Molpeceres wrote:
> > I started a time ago a project in SF called Licurgo
> > (http://licurgo.sourceforge.net), altough I haven't take part in its
> > development in the last months.
> >
> > This is a persistence framework based on Ralph Johnson's Dynamic
> > Object Models
> Do you mean this is a replacement for hibernate?
Yes. What I had in mind was something similar to Oracle's HTML DB. You
can create tables and perform CRUD operations from/to DB directly 100%
from browser. Using a dynamic model allows you to do that in an easy
way: drop war, ask for DB information (or use an own instance of
HSQLDB) and display forms to create tables and fields. Than, if you
like, create automatically JSF pages from that data or write a page
which renders it on the fly. No more. No java for the user.
That was what I was proposing, but of course this is for a kind of
final applications, not what you are talking about right now.
Bye,
al.
