[X] The "eMule0.46b-Installer.exe" file could not be found or is not available. Please select another file.

Share

More
MDAOG Java DAO Generator For PostgreSQL Icon

MDAOG Java DAO Generator For PostgreSQL

beta

by amenegat


MDAOG is a Java Based DAO Generator. MDAOG generates Java source files that are used to make database access from web applications easier. It uses the DAO design principle. Currently it is geared for use with PostgreSQL databases.


http://mdaog.sourceforge.net





Separate each tag with a space.

Topic:

License:

Intended Audience:

User Interface:

Database Environment:

Programming Language:

Registered:

2005-05-16

Ratings and Reviews

  • Thumbs up:

    0
  • Thumbs down:

    1
0% of 1 user recommends this project
  • Thumbs down

    I think this project is a bit outdated (the forums are a sign of it). The idea was ok and the generated code is good enough. Being limited to PostgreSQL is not very good but I am in a project using it and have analyzed this DAO generator to see if it could be useful. I have to rate it bad because one single big problem, in my opinion, that made me discard it. DAO generated code shouldn't deal with DB connection at all. It should let you deal with the connection your own way. This generated code opens the connection, closes it and even make a commit. This is not a good idea because if you want to do several modifications on different DAO's within a single transaction it's not possible. I will have to stay with other old DAO generator that doesn't return generated keys (I always have to change that manually ) but receives the DB connection in all the operations.

    posted by OpenID User 63 days ago
    If you'd like to rate this review, please log in.

View all reviews

Project Feed

Rate and Review

Would you recommend this project?






<

Related Projects

MDAOG Java DAO Generator For PostgreSQL Actions

Thanks for your rating!

Would you also like to write a review?





Skip Review

Thanks for your review!

Get credit for your review by logging in via OpenID. Click your account provider:

No Thanks