on 12/17/01 3:20 PM, "Michael Bayne" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I use JORA (slightly modified) for situations where the OR mapping is > straightforward and do the rest by hand. I wrote a JDBC support package > that automatically takes care of transactions, restarting database > operations that fail for transient reasons (deadlock, network failures), > and provides an extensible mechanism for abstracting over database > inconsistencies. It also integrates easily with one's connection pooling > mechanism of choice. > > This choice was a result of realizing that my database needs weren't very > complex and that writing some code to handle the robustness requirement > would be simpler than getting a robust and flexible framework working in > the way that I wanted. > > It's not super sophisticated, but it is available if others are > interested. Javadoc: Yup...JORA seems like a simplified Torque and seems good for simple apps...I just wouldn't want to have to create a bazillion Table objects myself for larger databases...:-) Thanks for the update mike... -jon -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
