Hi,
Alexandre Borgoltz wrote:
Jason,
I have not read your articles for the moment but IMHO this is a very
positive initiative.
I like to work with OJB, and I also appreciate Spring a lot - they are
both great tools.
Spring aims at integration of various frameworks. It has a strong
persistence layer integration - integration is great with Hibernate,
JDO, iBatis. But you will never find any reference to OJB.
I suppose the reasons are mainly political but anyway, it's a shame.
I don't think that the reasons are "political" (the contact with Juergen
Hoeller from Spring come along well).
JDO, Hibernate, iBatis are (currently ;-)) more popular than OJB, thus
in the first instance you will find references about these frameworks.
For OJB-1.1 we intend (among other things) to make the Spring
integration easier. OJB-1.1 will be a big step forward.
For
example, Spring is a great factor of expansion for Hibernate, as every
little sample it provides uses hibernate.
The winner takes it all ;-)
regards,
Armin
It would be a shame if OJB did not take the opportunity.
I am not yet a Spring expert, but tell me if I can help in anyway!
I'd also be interested in reading what you OJB committers (Armin,
Thomas, Jacob, Martin...) think about it!
Alexandre BORGOLTZ
Head of Technology
SmartJog SA
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Jason McKerr wrote:
> I've finished the second (more simple) installment of Spring with OJB
if anyone is interested.
>
> http://staff.osuosl.org/~mckerrj/?p=4
>
> Jason
>
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