Toplink is one of the oldest O/R Mapping systems in production, and
dates back to the mid-90's. It was purchased by Oracle, and was used
to make their reference JPA implementation. In fact, Oracle's
advocacy in the JPA standard was substantially influenced by Toplink.
Toplink, in the good-old-days, competed (in some ways) with the
Enterprise Object Framework from NeXTSTEP, became part of WebObjects,
and is still at the root of some of the Core Data stuff. Toplink is a
lot of things, but isn't a project made to provide JPA integration.
It's partly the other way around.
cheers,
Christian.
On 19-Feb-09, at 15:13 , Marcelo Lotif wrote:
After
seraching a little, I read somewere that toplink was a project made to
provide an easy JPA implementation, so that is the reason.
Christian Edward Gruber
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