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A Java library and a set of tools that can be used for storing and retrieving Java objects in a relational database. [Open source, BSD license]
Provides the following features: build generated client side data objects structurally mirroring server side business objects; pluggable persistence; pluggable binding between client and server; pluggable query mechanism; zero-configuration externalization and internalization of server state into and from XML. [Open source, GPL]
An Object-Relational mapping framework working with relational databases. [Open Source]
Object/Relational mapping tool, with customized mappings for each major EJB server (including JBoss). [Commercial]
Lightweight and flexible solution for storing and retrieving java objects into and from relational databases, without using SQL. [Open source, LGPL]
An Object-Relational mapping tool. Generate persistent enable Java source from Class Diagram or ERD. A diagram editor is provided. It can generate code for client applications and server side applications. [Commercial]
ORM project from Eclipse (Oracle, Sun). Provides ORM, JPA, OXM, JAXB, SDO, WebServices, EIS. JPA 2.0 reference implementation, JPA provider of Oracle WebLogic, Sun Glassfish. [Open source, EPL]
Hibernate an open source Java persistence framework project. Perform powerful object relational mapping and query databases using HQL and SQL. [Open source, LGPL]
XML-based Object/Relational mapping and persistence framework as well as a data access abstraction layer. [Open source]
Wikibook on JPA, and Java persistence from Wikimedia Wikibooks.
A simple transactional persistence engine for Java. It can used to store a mix of objects and BLOBs, and all updates are done in a transactionally safe manner. JDBM also provides scalable data structures, such as HTree and B+Tree, to support persistence of large object collections. [Open source, BSD License]
Initially began as a solution for Object/Relational persistence. Supporting this involved the creation of many utility classes and tools that could be used to accelerate any application development effort. [Open source, LGPL]
A lightweight framework that was written to automate the most tedious 80% of relational database access coding and leave the other 20% to the developer. [Open Source, MPL]
Simple tool for object-relational mapping, based on DbObjects, with mechanisms for aggregation and concurrency stamps. [Open Source, GPL]
Information and facts about object-relational mapping products, architecture problem-solving, and direction in product comparison and selection.
A database persistence framework including query API, ORM, data validation/conversion, stored procedure support, code generation. Download and documentation are offered. [Open source, LGPL]
Object-Relational mapping for JDBC databases, with XML features. [Open Source, LGPL]
An XML-based persistence layer. Part of the Apache Jakarta family. [Open Source, BSD-like]
Typical means of establishing uniqueness and identity in databases, and thus Hibernate, don't necessarily suit Java's identity-oriented equals() and hashCode() methods. James Brundege has another idea for how to solve this problem.
(September 13, 2006)
Charles Chan demonstrates OJB, an open source Java object persistence framework.
(January 18, 2003)
Hibernate an open source Java persistence framework project. Perform powerful object relational mapping and query databases using HQL and SQL. [Open source, LGPL]
Wikibook on JPA, and Java persistence from Wikimedia Wikibooks.
ORM project from Eclipse (Oracle, Sun). Provides ORM, JPA, OXM, JAXB, SDO, WebServices, EIS. JPA 2.0 reference implementation, JPA provider of Oracle WebLogic, Sun Glassfish. [Open source, EPL]
A database persistence framework including query API, ORM, data validation/conversion, stored procedure support, code generation. Download and documentation are offered. [Open source, LGPL]
Initially began as a solution for Object/Relational persistence. Supporting this involved the creation of many utility classes and tools that could be used to accelerate any application development effort. [Open source, LGPL]
An Object-Relational mapping framework working with relational databases. [Open Source]
Information and facts about object-relational mapping products, architecture problem-solving, and direction in product comparison and selection.
Lightweight and flexible solution for storing and retrieving java objects into and from relational databases, without using SQL. [Open source, LGPL]
XML-based Object/Relational mapping and persistence framework as well as a data access abstraction layer. [Open source]
An Object-Relational mapping tool. Generate persistent enable Java source from Class Diagram or ERD. A diagram editor is provided. It can generate code for client applications and server side applications. [Commercial]
Provides the following features: build generated client side data objects structurally mirroring server side business objects; pluggable persistence; pluggable binding between client and server; pluggable query mechanism; zero-configuration externalization and internalization of server state into and from XML. [Open source, GPL]
A Java library and a set of tools that can be used for storing and retrieving Java objects in a relational database. [Open source, BSD license]
Object/Relational mapping tool, with customized mappings for each major EJB server (including JBoss). [Commercial]
An XML-based persistence layer. Part of the Apache Jakarta family. [Open Source, BSD-like]
Object-Relational mapping for JDBC databases, with XML features. [Open Source, LGPL]
Simple tool for object-relational mapping, based on DbObjects, with mechanisms for aggregation and concurrency stamps. [Open Source, GPL]
A simple transactional persistence engine for Java. It can used to store a mix of objects and BLOBs, and all updates are done in a transactionally safe manner. JDBM also provides scalable data structures, such as HTree and B+Tree, to support persistence of large object collections. [Open source, BSD License]
A lightweight framework that was written to automate the most tedious 80% of relational database access coding and leave the other 20% to the developer. [Open Source, MPL]
Typical means of establishing uniqueness and identity in databases, and thus Hibernate, don't necessarily suit Java's identity-oriented equals() and hashCode() methods. James Brundege has another idea for how to solve this problem.
(September 13, 2006)
Charles Chan demonstrates OJB, an open source Java object persistence framework.
(January 18, 2003)
