Persistence library inspired on some of Eric Evans' "Domain Driven Design" concepts. Initialy based on Spring and Hibernate, it simplifies basic persistence implementation taking advantage of ORM and Java 5 (and beyond) generics.
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domain-persist 0.3-SNAPSHOT file released: domain-persist-0.3-SNAPSHOT.jar
-Added type parameter to Persistable, to parameterize the type of the persistence id. -Added ReadableDao interface to the Dao hierarchy, giving room for a read-only Dao. -Added an hierarchy of ReadableDao implementations to read data from XML files or feeds.
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domain-persist 0.3-SNAPSHOT file released: domain-persist-0.3-SNAPSHOT-project.zip
-Added type parameter to Persistable, to parameterize the type of the persistence id. -Added ReadableDao interface to the Dao hierarchy, giving room for a read-only Dao. -Added an hierarchy of ReadableDao implementations to read data from XML files or feeds.
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File released: /domain-persist/0.3-SNAPSHOT/domain-persist-0.3-SNAPSHOT-project.zip
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File released: /domain-persist/0.3-SNAPSHOT/domain-persist-0.3-SNAPSHOT.jar
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File released: /domain-persist/domain-persist-0.2-SNAPSHOT/domain-persist-0.2-SNAPSHOT.jar
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domain-persist domain-persist-0.2-SNAPSHOT file released: domain-persist-0.2-SNAPSHOT.jar
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