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Frameworks to support PL/SQL (3 messages)
- Posted by: Nestor Boscan
- Posted on: May 04 2007 15:55 EDT
Hi My company works a lot with Java access to PL/SQL with cursors. In the present we're using plain old JDBC to do this. We have checked some frameworks like Spring Dao and Hibernate and they don't fit for this particular case. In the case of Hibernate is aimed at mapping Objects with Tables not PL/SQL. In the case of Spring Dao using this framework will require to break down my 10 line methods that call the PL/SQL into 2 or 3 classes per PL/SQL, if you count the lines of code that will requiere to implement SpringDao you get almost double the number of lines of code than plain old JDBC. Any other framework I should check?Threaded Messages (3)
- Re: Frameworks to support PL/SQL by Mike Spiridonov on May 05 2007 15:11 EDT
- Re: Frameworks to support PL/SQL by Nestor Boscan on May 05 2007 19:26 EDT
- Re: Frameworks to support PL/SQL by Nestor Boscan on May 09 2007 07:22 EDT
- Re: Frameworks to support PL/SQL by Nestor Boscan on May 05 2007 19:26 EDT
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- Posted by: Mike Spiridonov
- Posted on: May 05 2007 15:11 EDT
- in response to Nestor Boscan
Have you seen JPublisher? It might however require some re-factoring of PL/SQL code to "typify" returned cursors. -
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- Posted by: Nestor Boscan
- Posted on: May 05 2007 19:26 EDT
- in response to Mike Spiridonov
Have you seen JPublisher? It might however require some re-factoring of PL/SQL code to "typify" returned cursors.
Thanks for the answer. I would prefer an open source solution. Regards, Néstor Boscán -
Re: Frameworks to support PL/SQL[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Nestor Boscan
- Posted on: May 09 2007 19:22 EDT
- in response to Nestor Boscan
No other solutions?