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The Orator ORM provides a simple yet beautiful ActiveRecord implementation. The Orator ORM is based on conventions to avoid the hassle of defining every single aspect of your models. It is inspired by the database part of the Laravel framework, but largely modified to be more pythonic. All you need to get you started is the configuration describing your database connections and passing it to a DatabaseManager instance. If you have multiple databases configured you can specify which one is the default. ...

Generic Object Oriented Database System Distributed thick-client OODBMS using aspect-oriented approach to build transparent interface to database from OO programming languages (C++, Java, C#)

This system is designed to support descriptive metadata for scientific data. Using descriptors and controlled vocabularies available, users should be guided through a web interface allowing quick and easy registration and maintenance of datasets that are under their custodianship. The initial aim is to produce a system that will support the UK MEDIN (a UK GEMINI Superset) metadata standard, with possible expansion to other standards at a later date.

PHP feature comparison library to compare, analyze or assess any property, feature or aspect of "things", be it software, cameras or pop stars. End users can give values to the features and add objects to compare with. AJAX, javascript oriented.

XPrevail is a powerful .NET object prevalence, aspects and inspection framework, it provide a transparent persistence mechanism over all business objects. XPrevail still include dynamic support to aspect oriented programming and remote object inspection!

PAT: Persistent Applications Toolkit, AOP (JBossAOP) persistence library (aspect library). Provides persistence layer with underlying Prevayler (1.02). Allows users to write their code without worrying about persistence code (POJO). Uses annotations

Java Persistence Aspect. An Aspect which automaticly maps java classes to predefined database tables and makes the updates of objects persistent. Written in AspectJ 1.2. Benefit: no JDBC programming. Minimal java code required for persistence.

JAC is an aspect oriented framefork for Java. You can use it to introduce various aspects (persistence, GUI, authentication...) in your applications.

Seperation pool and factory; aspect like proxy handler having more control over the usage of pooled java object; multiple server can be used by one pool to load balance the load and support failover. Native Corba, JMS, CICS, MQSeries support