Projects

Lambico

With Lambico you can add DAOs to your entities just writing only their interfaces, with no implementation.

warp-persist

Warp-persist is a lightweight library that provides persistence and transactions for applications using Google Guice. You can use warp-persist inside web and servlet applications as well as EJB and simple desktop applications. All with a few simple configuration steps. Quick HitsInject DAOs ... [More] & Repositories Flexible units-of-work Declarative transaction management Using @Transactional Or your own custom AOP Dynamic Finders (reduce boilerplate query code) Warp-persist fully supports: Hibernate Java Persistence API (JPA) db4objects ...and is easily extensible to any persistence system of your choice! [Less]

hibernate-generic-dao

Hibernate Generic D.A.O. FrameworkThe motivation behind the frameworkWe had worked on a project where we hand-coded all of our DAOs. This produced four irksome difficulties: (1) Method names and implementations were not altogether consistent. (2) It was a pain to make additional columns sortable or ... [More] filterable, and as a result, a lot of pages lacked good sorting and filtering. (3) Making additional DAOs was tedious and took a fair amount of time. (4) Writing tests for DAOs is tricky and tedious, so no one really did. This framework aims to ease our troubles. Why might you consider looking into this framework?Generic DAO: With the sweetness of Java generics, the concept of generic DAOs is not new, and it’s not difficult. However, we’ve put a lot of work into making these easy to use an [Less]

Hades

Utility library to implement domain objects and DAOs based on JPA and Spring.

kimu-dao

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yagdao

Yet Another Generic DAO layer for Java. With support for both JPA and hibernate For the general view you can take a look at http://www.altuure.com/projects/yagdao/ start up article: http://www.altuure.com/2008/10/02/who-needs-implementations/

Infinitum Framework

Infinitum is a lightweight, extensible framework enabling Android developers to quickly and efficiently create rich applications while facilitating the convention-over-configuration paradigm. Infinitum includes an ORM that allows developers to spend more time focusing on their problem domain and ... [More] business logic and less time on underlying data-access and boilerplate code by embracing object-oriented principles. The ORM also provides a criteria API for constructing database queries, allowing developers to query on objects rather than tables -- no SQL necessary. In addition to its ORM, the framework offers a REST client interface that allows developers to communicate with their own RESTful web services using objects. [Less]

data-access

The data-access framework allow the developer to abstract form persistence framework. It provides simple Dao interface and several Dao implementation (two at this time, one for JPA and one for pure hibernate).

samurai-dao

samurai-dao is a simple, high performance object/relational persistence and query service. O/R Mapping. No XML. Two Way SQL. Run with Java. Run with SQL Client. Sample code: List empList = dao.select(ALL, Employee.class);

persistence4j

A open source Java Object Persister using JDBC. This is small and light weight library which can Persist data into the database. This library frees you from writing the Data transfer objects. Just create a POJO and simply save it using this library. I have also integrate Java transaction API with this library