RIFE's database layer tries to do as little magic as possible, so
a lot of things are very intuitive. It does a lot less than
Hibernate though, we for instance don't have our own query
language but use object oriented query builders instead (they
handle the DB SQL syntax abstraction). There's also no support
for table inheritance or automatic population of collection
properties. We do plan on adding these in the future.
I imagine, though, that it does everything you have needed it to do
in real-world systems over the last 4 years.
Yup.
Coool! I'm actively looking into making X-develop more
intelligent for RIFE and provide code hyper-linking in between
files. I just spent 2 weeks with Eclipse exclusively to try it
out thoroughly and I switched back to X-develop today.
How did you like Eclipse by comparison?
I like the fact that you can provide virtually everything as a
plugin, however it's very slow. I also miss a lot of X-develop's
features like: uncluttered UI, instant project-wide error checking,
one key-press to browse through all the errors, debug console
expression execution, back-in-time debugging, automatic reordering of
MRU editor tabs.
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