Overview
Persistent Objects for Java is a framework for storing object data in a DBMS. Or, if one starts with a database, a framework that presents relational data as a set of objects. It consists of a thin library ("thin" because aspects of RDBMS shine through in parts) and a code generator that provides the glue code bridging the gap from internal to external data representation. For the most part, the "glue" are get and set methods on otherwise hidden record fields within classes representing table rows.
Features
TODO: write them down! :)
Downloads
Sorry, but currently you will have to use CVS.
Acknowledgements
This project is based on libpobj by Michael van
Acken, which can be found as part of the
Optimizing Oberon-2 Compiler.