Hello
I am looking for a database to objects mapping library (smth like EOF,
Hibernate or Cayenne for Java). Is there anything I should be interested
in?
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Marek Janukowicz
Here is a persistence library I threw together in a hurry, which so far
doesn’t work too badly. Instead of using a hash to define the persistence
mappings, perhaps a YAML configuration file could be consulted.
I haven’t put it up on RAA because I haven’t written decent tests or docs
for it.
The link:
http://www.io.com/~egabriel/spl.rb
–gabriel
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On Tue, 07 Jan 2003 14:31:49 +0000, Child wrote:
Hello
I am looking for a database to objects mapping library (smth like EOF,
Hibernate or Cayenne for Java). Is there anything I should be interested
in?
i also have one you may be interested in. it is a part of Jigsaw which is a
development oo-db/web framework i’ve created for creating my professiojnal
accounting application. its not quite done but has come along nicely and
should be ready fort a first realease in a few weeks.
db / object mapping is done simply be using the same attribute names as the
field names in you database table. if that is a problem all you require is to
create a go between object that maps the two together.
sure has made my life easier. let you know when i let it loose to the wild.
-transami
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On Tuesday 07 January 2003 01:12 pm, Gabriel Emerson wrote:
Here is a persistence library I threw together in a hurry, which so far
doesn’t work too badly. Instead of using a hash to define the persistence
mappings, perhaps a YAML configuration file could be consulted.I haven’t put it up on RAA because I haven’t written decent tests or docs
for it.The link:
http://www.io.com/~egabriel/spl.rb–gabriel
On Tue, 07 Jan 2003 14:31:49 +0000, Child wrote:
Hello
I am looking for a database to objects mapping library (smth like EOF,
Hibernate or Cayenne for Java). Is there anything I should be interested
in?
–
tom sawyer, aka transami
transami@transami.net
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also i should note that it is essentially a one-to-one coorespondence, i.e.
class<->table (object<->record), but it does handle subrecords (one-to-many)
relationships between tables quite seemlessly. also, you can also alias your
attributes to map them to the database fields if they differ in name.
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On Tuesday 07 January 2003 04:43 pm, Tom Sawyer wrote:
db / object mapping is done simply be using the same attribute names as the
field names in you database table. if that is a problem all you require is
to create a go between object that maps the two together.
–
tom sawyer, aka transami
transami@transami.net
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