Wayne:
If you come from a stored procedure heavy usage background and still
need to use them, perhaps you can take a look at JPersist. We define two
classes for each SP, one is a pojo that reflects the resultset columns (of
course this assumes no SP will return different columns in different
invocations) and the other is a wrapper for the query or execute operation,
and we do this with a code generator which grabs all the metadata from the
database. No XML, no mappings, nothing !
Of course it all depends on your needs, we had a lot of legacy DBs and
the SP issue was an important one. If you are starting a new project,
perhaps the decision criteria would be different.
Feels free to contact me if you need some samples.
Hope this helps,
Daniel
Wayne Pope wrote:
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> However my original quesiton still stands - any other db frameworks that
> anyone recommends?
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