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Only for J2SE 5 we have a new project called JDO that make things more automatic, and it will replace JDBC.

Not quite: JDO (Java Data Objects) is also available for J2SE 1.4 (and below perhaps). Furthermore, JDO is not intended as a replacement for JDBC! It is simply a persistent object store framework, mainly aimed at storing business objects. It therefore cannot (and will not) replace JDBC (which is just a means to hereogenously connect to different databases).

-- JaWi

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In reply to Re^3: DB persistence framework for Perl Classes by JaWi
in thread DB persistence framework for Perl Classes by gmpassos

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