Hi Rami, I had some experiences with both. My opinions are: - Torque code generation is a great feature. The architecture used is very interesting. I think that for small and medium projects torque is a nice choice. - OJB got the power! It has so many features that i can't list them now. You can use the low-level implementation, ODMG implementation and JDO implementation. Its cache implementation is very good. You can implement, using proxy pattern, lazy loading (what is a nice catch!). And you can use all relational aspects from your database with a simple class hierarchy. Of course, these are my opinions. Which one is the best? Depend on your needings. Both are great piece of software. And here you have the greatest experts/bps of the Internet. Enjoy it.
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