jLynx Persistence 1.6: Persistence for Small Projects and Quick Prototypes

jLynx Persistence has just been updated to Version 1.6.0.

Designed to be simple to learn and use, this version renames the interface and implementation to the more intuitive names of DAO and DAOImpl. Also the List and JSON fetching methods were renamed.

Configuration uses a YAML file as opposed to XML. Column-field mapping was added as a configuration option.

The google project download includes a quick start web application with source code.

Version 1.6 can be downloaded at Google Code: http://code.google.com/p/jlynx-persistence-framework

How easy is it? Here we save an object to the database with 1 line of Java code...

WidgetBean w = new WidgetBean();
w.setName("iPhone");
//save widget:
new DAOImpl(w).save();

 

 

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Jacek replied on Mon, 2008/08/25 - 12:01pm

+1 on using YAML.

It's a file format more Java developers should get familiar with to escape the (often unnecessary) verbosity of XML.

Patrick Kimber replied on Tue, 2008/08/26 - 12:47pm

Can you tell me when the jar files for version 1.6.0 will be deployed to the Maven repository?

Thanks

Greg Ritchie replied on Wed, 2008/08/27 - 7:14am in response to: pkimber

Check the repo today. Should be out there within a few hours.

Regards 

Patrick Kimber replied on Wed, 2008/08/27 - 3:46pm in response to: ritchig

Yes, it is there now.  Thank you very much for your help.

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