Castor vs. Jakarta -> Turbine -> Torque

[Jeremy Kuhnash <ze...@empirion.com>]

All,

    Has anyone used both Torque and Castor in the areas of R/O mapping?

    Can anyone point me to a comprehensive contrast of each or offer a brief
one?

     I'm doing some technology discovery and would like to find a more
mature and advanced tool than my current one for this task. (bitmechanic
s2j)


Thanks,
Jeremy Kuhnash
Empirion.com




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Re: Castor vs. Jakarta -> Turbine -> Torque

[Jason van Zyl <jv...@zenplex.com>]

On Mon, 2002-04-01 at 20:13, Jeremy Kuhnash wrote:
> All,
> 
>     Has anyone used both Torque and Castor in the areas of R/O mapping?
> 
>     Can anyone point me to a comprehensive contrast of each or offer a brief
> one?

You might also want to take a look at OJB:

http://objectbridge.sourceforge.net
 
>      I'm doing some technology discovery and would like to find a more
> mature and advanced tool than my current one for this task. (bitmechanic
> s2j)

I have never used Castor but am familiar with both Torque and
ObjectBridge. OJB is the most complete OSS O/R mapping tool that I've
seen. Not perfect but very close to JDO and a JDO implementation wrapper
based on the core is also very likely given that the OJB architecture is
very similiar to JDO.

> 
> Thanks,
> Jeremy Kuhnash
> Empirion.com
> 
> 
> 
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