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Exciting Development for Java Developers
Caché is an innovative object database that is ideal for providing data persistence to Java applications. Caché eliminates object/relational mapping, which dramatically shortens development time and boosts runtime performance. Best of all, Caché gives you several options for persisting data, allowing you to choose the approach that works best for you:
JDBC provides high performance SQL access using a completely Java-based (Type 4) driver.
Any Caché class can be projected as a Java class so properties and methods can be accessed as Java objects.
Caché classes can also be projected as Enterprise Java Beans (EJB).
InterSystems Jalapeño technology creates Caché classes from POJO (plain old java object) class descriptions
db4o :: Native Java & .NET Object Database :: Open Source
db4o is an open source object database engine - a tool for software developers, designed to be as simple and fast as possible. It is supplied as a programming library (Java: .jar /.NET: .dll) to be included with developer applications.
Haskell Transactional Cache
a simple, simple to use, persistent, transactional object (record) store (like hibernate) for Haskell. Using non blocking transactional memory, that permits an optimal scalability and performance
db4o :: Native Java & .NET Object Database :: Open Source
b4o is the open source object database that enables Java and .NET developers to slash development time and costs and achieve unprecedented levels of performance. The unique design of db4o's native object database engine makes it the ideal choice to be emb
db4o :: Java & .NET Object Database :: Native. Fast. Open.
object oriented database. Store object as objects
Hibernate Mapping Cheat Sheet
One page quick reference of hibernate mapping.
The ServerSide Interoperability Blog » Mini-Guide: Hibernate and NHibernate
Hibernate is an ORM [Object-Relational Mapping] service used to develop persistent Java classes. On the back of NHibernate, it’s popularity has spread to the .NET space as well. This has proved of special interest in IT shops that are working toward int
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