I have never looked at it, but what about Wonder's JavaFSAdaptor
EOAdaptor? I believe it is a work in progress, but I think I remember
Mike talking about it at one of the WONoVA meetings (semi-shameless
plug).
Dave
On Apr 9, 2009, at 12:45 PM, Stamenkovic Florijan wrote:
Hi all,
I am wondering about local persistence ORM pure Java libs. I know of
Derby, and just started reading stuff about JDO. I am interested in
reasonably easy, light-weight, fast, but not necessarily super-
charged local persistence, similar to WO in it's in-memory object
handling. Not picky about the low-level storage implementation. I
also don't need it to be GUI-binding ready (as I want to integrate
it with JBND), nor do I need any super fancy features, whatever
those might be. I'd like to be able to define entities as powerfully
as possible, but do not require fancy tools to do that with. Any
thoughts / recommendations? Does anyone have experience with JDO? I
took a very brief look at the JavaDoc, on first look it seems a bit
weird, and not really to-the-point. But maybe that's a wrong
impression?
Thx,
F
p.s. - it being open source is beneficial but not required. It being
free is required. GPL license (and similar) unacceptable, need to be
able to build it into commercial products.
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