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As an
aside,
If you were doing this in the
context of J2EE applications and using Enterprise Java Beans (EJBs) to implement
persistence in an enterprise application / multi-tier client-server application,
ROSE can convert your data-model to an object model. Individual classes in the
object model can then be converted to EJBs. Skeletal Java code may then be
generated in Rose. In this case there is one-to-one correspondance between the
data and Object models. It may not make much a good design if you try
to have such a correspondance where persistance using a back-end
database is NOT the design objective.
Ravi Mathi
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