JEPLayer is a simple persistent ORM API on top of JDBC and JTAhttp://jeplayer.googlecode.comJPELayer is open source Apache v2 licensed. JEPLayer v1.0 adds JTA transaction support for a single or multiple databases, fake JTA transactions based on JDBC, a fluid...
0 replies - 650 views - 12/18/11 by Jose Maria Arranz in Announcements
I’ve written a couple of posts (here and here)
about Java and the JDBC Driver for SQL Server with the promise of
eventually writing about how to get a Java application running on the
Windows Azure platform. In this post, I’ll deliver on that promise.
0 replies - 3792 views - 03/30/11 by Brian Swan in News
JEPLayer is simple persistent ORM API on top of JDBC based on interceptor listeners.http://jeplayer.googlecode.comJPLayer is open source Apache v2 licensed. Why another JDBC based tool? JEPLayer was born to provide
0 replies - 3859 views - 03/22/11 by Jose Maria Arranz in Articles
I’ve been using Hibernate, JPA, and the Spring Framework for so long
now, that I tend to forget that there are still apparently lots of Java
developers out there still entirely hand-writing JDBC code –
getConnection(), etc., and trying (sometimes) to...
21 replies - 8661 views - 02/10/11 by Richard Freedman in News
When I first started coding Oracle PL/SQL for my employer, I realised that I
found myself back in medieval ages. A syntax reminding me of Ada
and Pascal,
ultra-strong typing, compilers that find compilation errors about 100'000 lines
later, etc etc. I was...
12 replies - 6822 views - 01/13/11 by Lukas Eder in Articles
0 replies - 445 views - 12/16/10 by Andy Jefferson in Announcements
0 replies - 764 views - 12/14/10 by Andy Jefferson in Announcements
MyBatis is a lightweight persistence framework for Java and .NET. This blog
entry addresses the Java side. MyBatis is an alternative positioned
somewhere between plain JDBC and ORM frameworks (e.g. EclipseLink or
Hibernate). MyBatis usually uses XML, but...
0 replies - 19402 views - 11/02/10 by Kai Wähner in Articles
There is no so-called asynchronous execution support in JDBC mainly
because most of the time you want to wait for the result of your DML or DDL, or because there is too much complexity involved between the
back-end database and the front end JDBC driver. ...
7 replies - 8515 views - 10/15/10 by Yongjun Jiao in Tips and Tricks
In this article we will see how Hibernate provides built-in types that
map to common database types. We'll also see how Hibernate allows us to
implement and use custom types when these built-in types do not satisfy
the application's requirements, or when...
0 replies - 12426 views - 08/13/10 by ahmad seddighi in Articles
In this week's installment of our JDBC FAQ series, we take a look at how transactions are managed in JDBC, inlcuding topics like optimistic and pessimisstic concurrency, database locking, Savepoints, and the standard isolation levels defined by JDBC. Read the...
2 replies - 9911 views - 06/30/10 by Masoud Kalali in Articles
With a minimalist API built for common everyday use cases, O/R Broker provides the functionality of a JDBC framework for Scala developers. Java developers can use the API for enforcing proper, optimal access (including stored procedure calls). The open...
0 replies - 8011 views - 06/14/10 by Mitchell Pronsc... in Articles
In this interview, Jesse Davis gives us an update on what's happening at the JDBC expert group in the JCP. Right now they're preparing for a maintenance...
1 replies - 10585 views - 06/14/10 by Lyndsey Clevesy in Videos
The BSD licensed HyperSQL database (HSQLDB) reached version 2.0 this week. The "100% Java Database" now supports a wider array of SQL standard features (wider than any open source database engine available, they say). Version 2.0 is also fully...
9 replies - 9203 views - 06/10/10 by Mitchell Pronsc... in News
In this section of DZone's interview with Jonathan Bruce, he explains what the .NET community could learn from Java persistence, and vice versa. Bruce also...
0 replies - 11501 views - 06/07/10 by Lyndsey Clevesy in Videos
