Re: ORM
Re: ORM
- Subject: Re: ORM
- From: Mont Rothstein <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 26 Oct 2004 12:26:00 -0700
That depends on why you don't want to use EOF. Alex Raftis
(email@hidden) has created an EOF 4.5 clone. It isn't 100% API
compatible but it does the job for what I need.
Contact him for more information.
I've been using it in conjunction with the WO clone called SOPE. This is
part of a larger groupware project
http://www.opengroupware.org. It also
works quite well. SOPE uses the GNUDB 1.0 frameworks by default, but I
wanted the more advanced functionality in Alex's frameworks.
-Mont
On 10/26/04 12:04 PM, "Jeff LaMarche" <email@hidden> wrote:
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Ho all.
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Been mostly away from Cocoa development for about a year, but looking
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at diving back into it. The project for which I'm thinking about using
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it is a front-end administration tool for a database-driven web
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application. The Java web app uses Cayenne for object-relational
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mapping.
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I really, really want to avoid hand-coding SQL (I've got one Cocoa
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program where I've done that and -- ugh -- is it a nightmare to
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maintain). EOF is not an option for a number of reasons.
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One option would be to use Cayenne or Hibernate through the Java
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bridge, or to use Java Cocoa (the former is a possibility, but the
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latter really I'd like to avoid). If possible, I'd rather use a native,
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Objective-C ORM framework, but haven't been able to find one besides
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EOF.
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Does anyone know of anything out there?
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Thanks,
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Jeff
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