Hi

Thanks for the features comparison provided.
I have updated my website to put in JRF side-by-side with Castor and Torque.
Just a few points to clarify:
1) Does JRF has some way to generate SQL?
2) Do you have the link to Univ of Indiana's website regarding their source
code generator ?
3) In order to make JRF J2EE compatible, anything else require?
For example, Castor JDO needs a JMX bean or a connector architecture
to tie it to the app server.

Regards
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Ian Lim
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
homepage: http://www.webappcabaret.com/mallim

----- Original Message -----
From: "Jonathan Carlson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Turbine Users List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, January 05, 2002 04:32 AM
Subject: Re: Anyone tried JRF?


> Ian, I hope I understood your questions correctly.
>
> OpenSource = Yes
> Connection Pooling = Yes
> Template Based Source Code Generation = No, but can generate source
> using an existing database.  Univ of Indiana is creating an XML-driven
> source code generator that they will open-source.
> Template Based SQL Statement Generation = No, it doesn't use templates
> to generate SQL
> Multiple Column Primary Key = Yes
> Key Generators = Yes, but db specific
> J2EE scalability = Yes, via Stateless Session Beans, not recommended to
> use for Entity Beans, but it could probably be done.  Entity Beans don't
> scale well anyways.
> Lazy Loading = Yes, because most relationships are manually coded
> Caching = No
>
> Jonathan
>




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