I was just looking a WebLogic's Feature Sheet for 4.5beta2 and it mentions a
TopLink (ObjectPeople) container for doing EJBs. Depending on your development
schedule this may or may not be useful.
I have used TopLink in the past and it is a good tool for mapping non-trivial OO
Models to RDBs with semantics to handle container relationships etc.
"Breton, Peter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 07/14/99 12:10:00 PM
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Subject: Re: EJB with O/R mapping tool?
> Has any one used O/R mapping tool / persistence framework (e.g. TopLink,
> JavaBlend, Persistent Java?) with EJB development? Any comments regarding
> their ease-of-use, functionality, reliability, performance,etc?
Depends what you're looking for, I guess, and whether you want an integrated
solution (ie, an appserver with built-in O/R capabilities) or a toolbox (app
server of your choice plus something like Java Blend).
For the integrated ones, look for vendors which moved into the app server
market from O/R (like Persistence).
My project is the former, using Novera's jBusiness. Our needs are simple, it
does much more than we need it to, and everything is "in the box".
Peter
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