ANN: JROAD (Java Relation-Object Application for Developers) Was Recently Updated

From: <caleb_at_persistentsoft.com>
Date: Mon, 11 Mar 2002 04:17:51 GMT
Message-ID: <PdWi8.1094$ka7.544939107_at_newssvr12.news.prodigy.com>



JROAD was updated on Mar 10 with a new feature and some minor fixes. JROAD is a database object modeling
tool designed for Java developers to develop their information systems quickly and effectively.

Here are just some of the features:
> Using the concept similar to that of EJB's local home for Entity Bean to
support distributed persistent objects

   accessed via RMI the same way they are accessed locally; (new feature)
> Supporting Oracle, DB2, SQL Server, PostgreSQL and virtually any other
relational databases;
> Using the MDI Swing GUI to browse the table schemas and/or execute SQL
queries to multiple databases;
> Swing GUI with flexible and extensible mapping properties for
object/relational (O/R) mapping;
> Creating persistent model either from your hand-typed DDL scripts or from
an existing table of a database;
> Full encapsulation of saving persistent objects;
> Full encapsulation of retrieving persistent objects from JDBC ResultSet;
> Supporting composite object with special persistence handling for the
contained objects constrained by foreign key;
> Supporting JDBC 1.2 batch execution;
> Supporting transactions and staged transactions;
> Supporting optimistic locking;
> Connection pooling with capabilities of connection aging, broken socket
detection and connection recovery;
> And much more...

To download the software for unlimited free trial, please visit our website at:

http://www.persistentsoft.com/ Received on Mon Mar 11 2002 - 05:17:51 CET

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