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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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Tagged cloud, Docker, JDX, JDXA, kiss principles, lightweight, microservice, mysql, NJDX, object relational mapping, oracle, ORM, persistence, postgres, RDBMS, sql server, SQLite
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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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Tagged .NET, Android, Java, JDX, JDXA, kiss principles, mapping specification, NJDX, ORM, orm specification, persistence, RDBMS
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Inheritance Support in JDXA ORM
The Joys of Inheritance Inheritance is an important and useful concept in object-oriented programming. Inheritance promotes the reuse of the functionality of existing components and makes the resulting program (application) more modular, easily understandable, and extensible. This post gives a … Continue reading
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Tagged Android, class hierarchy, inheritance, JDXA, kiss principles, mapping, ORM, persistence, polymorphism, proper extent, RDBMS, SQLite, subclass, superclass
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