: Few questions
Hi, Satyendra.
We migrated our Domain from JPA to JDO in order to work with Isis. It was
really easy and the advantages to use Isis for implementing the business rules
overcomes the invested effort (less than 2 days) .
Basically, a find-and-replace work that can nearly be done
Hi, Satyendra.
We migrated our Domain from JPA to JDO in order to work with Isis. It was
really easy and the advantages to use Isis for implementing the business rules
overcomes the invested effort (less than 2 days) .
Basically, a find-and-replace work that can nearly be done automatically.
Hi Satyendra, welcome to this list.
I don't totally agree on Dan's answer on your first question, should one
learn JDO in able to use Isis. Annotating a class with @PersistenceCapable
and annotation fields of types that are not persisted by default (like
LocalDate) [1] is enough to get your applic
On 12 December 2013 18:34, Satyendra Singh wrote:
> I have few questions on ISIS usage.
>
>
> 1) I am assuming one has to learn JDO and its DataNucleus
> implementation to be able to use it, right?
>
Practically speaking, yes.
In theory, Isis does support multiple object store implementatio
