Originally posted by Ravikiran Vishnuvajhala:
Geoff,
One more question to this is - does it also list down the pros and cons of these frameworks, for example: performane, scalability, rapid application development, flexibility and maintainability etc?
Originally posted by Jesus Angeles:
Have you mentioned, if any, upcoming new age of persistence technologies, on top, or totally different from orm and jdbc? Are there alternatives to orm and jdbc currently?
Or to put it another way, are there other persistence technologies mentioned other than orm and jdbc (e.g. stored procedures)?
[ July 22, 2008: Message edited by: Jesus Angeles ]
Originally posted by Mike Keith:
Respectfully, how can you do a serious book on persistence and performance and not include TopLink, arguably the seminal and most mature product in the ORM persistence space? There are some very common use cases where TopLink outperforms every other persistence strategy you have listed.