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Benefits of Lightweight ORM Technology

Benefits of Lightweight ORM Technology Modern application programs are mostly written in object-oriented languages like Java, and the business objects (also known as domain model objects) used in those applications are typically stored (persisted) in an SQL relational database like … Continue reading

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KISS Principle #1 for ORMs

Solve the most important problem (object relational impedance mismatch) in the simplest possible way. The most important problem for developers is writing and maintaining endless lines of complex JDBC/ADO.NET/SQL code to exchange data between their business model objects and their … Continue reading

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Some Best Practices for Defining ORM Specifications

An Object Relational Mapping (ORM) specification consists of mapping specifications for various object classes of an application needing persistence in a relational database. Following the KISS Principle #5 for ORM products, an ORM specification for Software Tree’s ORM products (JDX … Continue reading

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INLINE Mapping with JDXA ORM

Modern application programs are mostly written in object-oriented languages like Java and the business objects (also known as domain model objects) used in those applications are typically stored (persisted) in an SQL relational database. However, integrating such applications with a … Continue reading

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Welcome

Welcome to Software Tree blogs! Since Object Relational Mapping (ORM) is the main focus of Software Tree’s products (JDX for Java, NJDX for .NET, and JDXA for Android), we will mostly be discussing ORM related topics here.

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