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>> Ya, tell me about it... but even though hibernate is a very good
>> example here, I think we can extend it to most (if not all)
>> frameworks. You have to work to their likings and if you need
>> something different, you're in trouble...
>
There are big conceptual differences. Some frameworks are very open
and modular, so you can pick only what you need and like (e.g. Spring,
of which you can use only a subset). So, what matters is the
granularity of the functions that the framework delivers.
Unfortunately, "persistence" is conceptually a single and
simple-to-define function ("I'd like to manipulate objects as I'd do
in Java and have them surviving an application shutdown"), but all the
problems arise from inside thus a framework focused on it never fully
satisfies you.
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java.net/blog/fabriziogiudici - www.tidalwave.it/people
fabrizio.giud...@tidalwave.it
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