I've found jPersist very interesting:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/jpersist
It's a different concept, it works by matching entity and attribute
names between POJOs and database metadata names, and doesn't need xml
configuration files at all. I like to think of it as "the wicket of
persistence frameworks".
It was open sourced in july and the community seems to be very small. I
would gladly appreciate to hear what others think about it.
BTW, I'm not in any way related to the project and/or its authors, just
an user.
Cheers,
Daniel
Chris Colman wrote:
>
> Have you seen exPOJO (http://expojo.com) yet? It an open source, very
> lightweight framework, free for use in commercial and open source apps,
> which sounds like what you're looking for.
>
> It allows you to build a completely POJO object model and persist it via
> a generic transparent persistence interface that has plugins for the
> various popular transparent persistence engines: Hibernate
> (implemented), JDO/JPOX (implemented) and JPA (will be implemented if
> sufficient demand)
>
>
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