We prefer OJB:s compact size, explicit control of caching, clear
structure and functionality, and especially the ability to dynamically
modify the persistence model through the API during run-time without
disturbing open sessions; Hibernate lacks most of these features and JPA
is too limited. W
I think Hibernate sucked all the air out of the room. The number of tools
offering hibernate integration has been outpacing OJB forever.
Are there any compelling features in OJB that are not found elsewhere?
- Jason
Hi,
I am wondering the same thing. I believe a year ago, their was one
really active developer (Armin), but he turned papa and did not have
much time between work and fatherhood. He managed to squeeze out a
release candidate for a maintenance release (eagerly awaited for more
then two years), but
Good question--I asked the list a question about a month ago when I ran
into problems trying to get the OJB-JDO bridge working on Vista, but
there was no reply.
John Eichelsdorfer wrote:
Is there an active developer still on this project? Though it would take a
large amount of effort, we are
Is there an active developer still on this project? Though it would take a
large amount of effort, we are wondering if over time we should move towards
a different bridge technology. We were not able to get some of the newer
features to work with the 1.0.5 beta mentioned in a former letter and a
