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Catnap is a lightweight Java persistence layer which stores and retrieves objects from an Oracle database using PL/SQL packages.
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Yop is an object oriented persistence API generator.It supports various programming languages such as PHP5 and Java.The goal of this project is to provide an easiest and fastest way to deal with persistence by using a simple XML object description format
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MAOS (Meta-Attribute Object Store) is a light-weight Java library / framework implementing simple Object persistence using search-engine technology
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CrossContext is an independent abstraction of request, session and application contexts. It removes compile-time dependency on particular context implementation (ex: Servlet API),simplifies your code, adds persistence and distributed locking possibilities
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Yet Another Component Meta Model Framework. Similar to the Java reflection API, but generic so it can be used with different implementations, and then be used by various Services like Editors, Constraint-Checkers, Bindings, Persistence, and Transaction.
