Java Persistence for Relational Databases
Welcome to Java Persistence for Relational Databases. This book is wholly concerned with the problem and solution of storing Java objects in relational databases. There are many different solutions to this problem. I want to give an overview that will help developers maximize their time solving inte...
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oai:scholar.dlu.edu.vn:DLU123456789-314822012-08-16T07:17:16Z Java Persistence for Relational Databases Sperko, Richard Technologies java Welcome to Java Persistence for Relational Databases. This book is wholly concerned with the problem and solution of storing Java objects in relational databases. There are many different solutions to this problem. I want to give an overview that will help developers maximize their time solving interesting application-related challenges and minimize the time spent with the same old problem of converting objects to and from SQL. The idea for this book came a long time ago when I was part of a team that wrote a semitransparent persistence layer. What that means is that we were able to store our objects in a generic way without having to write much new code for a new object. After the wonder of not losing 30 percent of my development time to persistence, I ended up on several projects where there was no such emphasis. I watched developers, myself included, on these projects repeat the same solution to the same problem over and over again. We also needed to debug and test those same solutions over and over again 2012-08-16T07:17:16Z 2012-08-16T07:17:16Z 2003 Book 1590590716 https://scholar.dlu.edu.vn/thuvienso/handle/DLU123456789/31482 en application/chm Apress |
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Welcome to Java Persistence for Relational Databases. This book is wholly concerned with the problem and solution of storing Java objects in relational databases. There are many different solutions to this problem. I want to give an overview that will help developers maximize their time solving interesting application-related challenges and minimize the time spent with the same old problem of converting objects to and from SQL.
The idea for this book came a long time ago when I was part of a team that wrote a semitransparent persistence layer. What that means is that we were able to store our objects in a generic way without having to write much new code for a new object. After the wonder of not losing 30 percent of my development time to persistence, I ended up on several projects where there was no such emphasis. I watched developers, myself included, on these projects repeat the same solution to the same problem over and over again. We also needed to debug and test those same solutions over and over again |
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