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The Hibernate projects offer a suite of powerful Java libraries to work with data. It is best known for Hibernate ORM, which provides relational persistence for Java models and is an implementation of the Jakarta Persistence specification. Hibernate projects do not consistently release binaries or documentation to SourceForge anymore. For up-to-date information, refer to the Hibernate website: * Hibernate ORM: https://hibernate.org/orm/ * Hibernate Validator:...

This project was the result of working on systems constrained to versions of Java < 1.5 and including a great deal of code dealing with object persistence. This project was essentially a proof-of-concept to determine whether or not I could create, essentially, an alternative to JPA that did not rely on annotations. I was able to create a working system, and a fairly lightweight one at that, but it would require a great deal of work to be production ready.

Using the new CQL3 driver by Datastax Artemis provides extremely easy to use "ORM" like functionality for Cassandra. It also contains hooks for integration into Jersey2 to enable rapid development of RESTful services, or even websites, if you enable JSP functionality for Jersey. If there is a demand, I could add a plugin to render views using things like Velocity, etc. See https://sourceforge.net/p/wicca/wiki/Home/ for more documentation

Simple small extensible object relational mapper with database independent key generation and paging

Reusable is a JPA ORM like Hibernate. But with focus on speed, speed, speed and development speed. Hibernate is like ANT - you can do everything. Reusable is like Maven - you cant do everything, but the development speed is greater.

jPersist is an object-relational persistence API with automatic mapping, and based on the ActiveRecord and DataMapper patterns. jWebApp is an MVC web application framework. Both are configuration and annotation free and can be learned in minutes