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is there any related between JDO and hibernate ?
Alvin chew
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hi, i have not much knowledge on hibernate and jdo , can someone guide what is the different between these two ? thank you very much
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JDO is a data persistence specification published under that
Java
Community Process (JCP). It's support by a few dozen vendors.
Hibernate is a very popular open source data persistence framework/ORM project.
You can find a comparison of various data persistence technologies, including JDO and Hibernate, here:
http://www.codefutures.com/weblog/corporate/archives/2005/02/data_persistenc.html
You might find these notes on choosing a data persistence strategy useful:
http://www.codefutures.com/weblog/andygrove/archives/2005/01/choosing_a_java.html
Regards
PJ Murray
CodeFutures Software
Java Code Generation for Data Persistence
http://www.codefutures.com
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