Many people compare jOOQ with MyBatis. Both are seen as popular alternatives to Java's persistence standard JPA, as both are much more SQL-focused than JPA itself. When comparing the two tools, the first obvious difference is this: jOOQ is an internal domain-specific language modelling SQL through a Java fluent API. MyBatis is an XML-based SQL templating and mapping … Continue reading SQL Templating with jOOQ or MyBatis
Tag: XSLT
jOOX and XSLT. An XML love story, continued
The somewhat functional way of thinking involved with jOOX's XML manipulation cries for an additional API enhancement simply supporting XSLT. XSL transformation has become quite a standard way of transforming large amounts of XML into other structures, where normal DOM manipulation (or jOOX manipulation) becomes too tedious. Let's have a look at how things are … Continue reading jOOX and XSLT. An XML love story, continued