On Fri, Apr 1, 2011 at 10:59 PM, Chris Colman <[email protected]> wrote: > > We created and maintain the open source persistence abstraction framework > called exPOJO (expojo.com) than can support any persistence technology under > the hood upon which your application (or indeed other framework) can with be > written with no direct reference to any specific framework (Hibernate, JDO, > JPA). Currently JDO and Hibernate plugins are implementated but JPA could be > easily accommodated via the same interface. It allows you to write > applications where the UI and model need have no direct reference to any > specific framework - keeping your app "persistence framework agnostic". > Following Chris Richardon's 'Exposed domain model' pattern it works with > repositories and service classes. It is only the repositories (collections of > query methods) that need to be written in a specific persistence framework's > query language. The rest of the app can remain blissfully independent and > portable and usable by developers of any ORM persuasion. >
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