ROSSEL Olivier wrote:
O/R is not always needed. Sometimes you just want to work with a
relational master/detail (ie, next row(); next row();).
My concern is not to have to think in term of (for example)
Primary Key/Foreign Key or Conposite Key...
Sometimes the business requirements are
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From: ROSSEL Olivier [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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are there any big documentation for expresso?
may be a book or several tutorials?
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There are a couple tutorial examples - and the EDG (Expresso
Developers
Guide) doc etc. You'll find the doc at:
http://www.jcorporate.com/product/expresso.html Documentation. A bit
slow to load - we are currently working on bringing up a new server
which will resolve this.
After
After speaking about frameworks (where only Expresso Strutsxx and
Struts+Cocoon seem to exist), let's talk about O/R mapping.
Which one is the easiest/more mature/more functional/best
documented/most integrable with Struts?
My vote goes to OJB.
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James Mitchell
Software Engineer/Struts
(or so I read in an article a few months back).
-jacob
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that.
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De: Hookom, Jacob John [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Date: jeudi 19 décembre 2002 17:24
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OJB gets my vote too, it wouldn't be that hard to write/use a bean
serializer like Betwixt to turn your beans or your
application
O/R is not always needed. Sometimes you just want to work with a
relational master/detail (ie, next row(); next row();).
My concern is not to have to think in term of (for example)
Primary Key/Foreign Key or Conposite Key...
This is too much low level for me. And some programmers I talk
to
http://access1.sun.com/jdo/
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From: ROSSEL Olivier [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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O/R
are there any big documentation for expresso?
may be a book or several tutorials?
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De: Steven Leija [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Date: lundi 16 décembre 2002 21:36
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Hey Guys,
What are some good
Steven
A popular complementary open source framework to Struts is Expresso at
www.jcorporate.com.
Expresso integrates and builds on Struts, adding to it capabilities for
security, robust object-relational mapping, background job handling and
scheduling, self-tests, logging integration,
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