Leon Widdershoven wrote:
It is, of course, strongly recommended that you have some knowledge about java if you're going to build a O/R bridge. But not that much.
I would strongly advise against *building* an O/R bridge. It's not easy at all to get it right and there are many good products available, both Open Source and commercial.
Ugo
With building a bridge I meant using OJB or hibernate, use the associated tools to generate the classes, perhaps
generate a wrapper for more complicated business logc (by e.g. inheriting the generated classes). I did not
mean creating yet another O/R toolkit, nor, for a big database, generating the classes by hand.
but AFAIK there is no ready made solution which also thinks out the business logic:)
Leon
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