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First of all, thanks for all your replies.

Folks, don't be scared about new things, this is just a research work, and before release it I'm showing it to you.

I receaved a lot of replies saying that X and Y already does this, etc... Well, please, show me with some sample code how to do this in Perl with already know modules. Maybe I can port some resources from here to there and have things working over components with more support.

Graciliano M. P.
"Creativity is the expression of the liberty".

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

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