Re: MySQL and Cocoa
Re: MySQL and Cocoa
- Subject: Re: MySQL and Cocoa
- From: erik <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 24 Feb 2002 21:30:18 +0100
not that i think software patents are are Good Thing, but
i wonder what are these apple patents often referred to? to
a good object oriented -- that is not only wrappers around c-
calls, but model<->database mapping -- (objective-c) open
should be considered at equally important than a good (mysql,
postgresql) open source database itself.
i remember to have read that the referred apple patents are
related to "key-value"-coding. what can be patented there?
that you have named containers for values? come on!
does everyone knows some more about these issues?
-- erik
quote from apple.com/webobjects
Our patented Object-Relational Mapping engine lets you write all
your business logic using objects. WebObjects will automatically
fetch, cache and update the data for you from any JDBC 2 database or
JNDI service - you may never need to write another line of SQL.
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