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qwickr turbo-charges EJB 3 persistence

 
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qwickr is revolutionary new tool for managing JPA persistence used in EJB 3.0 applications. With qwickr, users can execute ad-hoc JPQL statements against the persistence units deployed in the application. This is much faster than querying the database directly with SQL tools because JPQL is easier to write. With qwickr, users can be sure that changes to the database are reflected in the application, which is not always the case with because of caching by the application server.

qwickr adds an 'Insert' statement in addition to the standard 'Select','Update' and 'Delete' JPQL constructs. Users can also run multiple JPQL statements in a single transaction, offering all the tools needed to manage persistent data.

As well as being a great tool for data maintenance and ad-hoc querying, qwickr can help users during development. Users can view their persistence model alongside the query window, which saves a number of build cycles when prototyping JPQL statements used in an application.

qwickr has been tested on JBoss 4.0.4 GA and Glassfish application severs. A beta version of the tool can be downloaded at qwickr.com.
 
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