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Christian Gossart
Originally posted by Todd Johnson:
I prefer to use the DAO pattern due to it's flexibility. However I'm getting really tired of writing tons and tons of DAO code. It's not uncommon to work on a project that involves 30 or 50 tables with hundreds of columns.
I know there is the commercial product (Firestore/DAO) that will do automatic code generation of DAO objects using a JDBC connection to a database. Is there anything similar that is open source?
PJ Murray -
Originally posted by Todd Johnson:
I prefer to use the DAO pattern due to it's flexibility. However I'm getting really tired of writing tons and tons of DAO code. It's not uncommon to work on a project that involves 30 or 50 tables with hundreds of columns.
I know there is the commercial product (Firestore/DAO) that will do automatic code generation of DAO objects using a JDBC connection to a database. Is there anything similar that is open source?
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