With the upcoming release 1.6.4 and the implementation of #198, jOOQ will start to better integrate in "standard" J2EE architecture. While jOOQ is being developed as an alternative to JPA, it should not compete with it. This means that there are some parts in JPA which can easily co-exist with jOOQ in a J2EE application: … Continue reading jOOQ makes a step forward towards JPA
“Stop Hating Java” – A Funny Post by Igor Polevoy
I just discovered a funny post about Java / Ruby by Igor Polevoy (the creator of ActiveJDBC, a product similar to jOOQ with a slightly different focus). Some extract: It is interesting to see that Ruby developers [...] seem to have all drank several cool-aids: Ruby/Rails/Apple MBPs/iPhones/TextMate. They are "green", look to be "democratic", wear … Continue reading “Stop Hating Java” – A Funny Post by Igor Polevoy
The power of REF CURSOR types
Many RDBMS have started implementing support for some sort of CURSOR, REF CURSOR or ARRAY/TABLE types. These types have roughly the same semantics as JDBC's java.sql.Array and java.sql.ResultSet. In principle, such types can appear anywhere in SQL, even if some RDBMS limit support to a certain functionality subset. What exactly are these types? ARRAY types … Continue reading The power of REF CURSOR types
Developer blog started for interesting insights in Java, SQL and jOOQ
On this blog, I'd like to share my thoughts about developing in Java and SQL, and my "middleware passion" jOOQ. Java and databases are my professional passion. When they work together, great software can evolve. Many proprietary and standard ideas have been around to make them work together. I feel that there is yet one … Continue reading Developer blog started for interesting insights in Java, SQL and jOOQ