Hmm...I'll need to set up a template with a canned answer for this.
Generic benchmarks are useless. You'll get full agreement from any open source team (like Hibernate), and you may get a mixed response from commercial vendors like oracle.
The only benchmarks and tests that matter are those that you do in your own environment that adequately represent your needs.
Cheers,
Clinton
On 2/9/06,
Brandon Goodin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am not aware of a comprehensive comparison of ORM frameworks.
However, iBatis would likely not be a part of that. We are not an
Object-Relational-Mapping framework. We are SQL Mapping framework and
value based. Not Table and Object ID based like ORM. That said... you
WOULD be able to categorize us correctly as a "persistence" framework.
Also, in what case would you be returning a million objects in a java
application?
On 2/8/06, a b < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi, is there articles that compare the orm mappers out
> there for mapping performance? i.e. after i get a
> query result how long does it take to generate the
> object, and what if the resultset is like a million of
> records
>
> thanks
>
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