Orient ODBMS web site
This is the web site of Orient ODBMS, the very first version of Orient engine. Orient ODBMS is not supported anymore. The new engine, called OrientDB, has been totally rewritten in Java under the form of a Document Database. Has a lot of new features such as partitioning across multiple servers, Key/Value mode, etc.
Orient ODBMS C++ version
Orient is a true ODBMS
(Object Data Base Management System). It can store and retrieve
objects to database without any conversion. With Orient you don't
write a line of code to persist objects. The application will be
much faster and the development process strongly reduced:
from 50% to 80% less code.
NOTE: We are strongly searching for
volounteers to develop new features and update Orient to the newest JDO
2.0 standard. Feel free to write to staff [-at-] orientechnologies.com.Orient supports:
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Java
using Sun
JDO technology
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C++
using ODMG
3.0 worldwide standard |
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SQL-92
subset with extension for objects to query the database |
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XML using XMLObjects |
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more
Forum
JavaDoc
- C++Docs
- Tutorials
Tour & screenshots
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ROMA
Meta
FrameworkROMA
want to change the way to do web applications. It's a Java
framework designed
with the concepts taken from Ruby On Rails.
The aim
of ROMA is to develop Java applications using the Domain Driven Model (DDD)
approach.
ROMA wants to glue the
best of Java tools and frameworks
togheter. ROMA doesn't want to reinvent the wheel or
another brand new Web Framework, but just use the existent products
with very low effort for the developer.
Goto: http://www.romaframework.org/
Stay
tuned!
:-)
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