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ThinkJava project is a small but smart and efficient ORM(Object

Relational Mapping) framework focusing on simple and rapid development.
For 'ORM' easily,please download ThinkJava!
It supports most of popular databases like MYSQL, MS
SQLServer,Oracle and so on.
It supports all kinds of cascaded query with easy annotations perfectly! including 'one to one','one to many','many to one' and 'many
to many'.
Its lazy-load rules works well on cascade and any table column.
Cached query is available in the ThinkJava,which base on ehcache.
It has many excellent features:
1.small and rapid.
2.easy to learn.
3.minimum configuration.but if necessary,you can configure it
flexibly too.
4.including easy file uploading and rapid paged query basing on
database dialect.
5.easy to put the web form data to database.
6.supporting all kinds of cascaded query.
7.supporting cached query basing on ehcache.

ThinkJava is very simply,efficient and flexible ORM framework, it

is very small even you can call it a "java database tools" -_-!.

for an example,here is the code to select the records from

table User:
Model m=new Model(User.class);//class "User" is a
persistent class corresponding the table "User"
List list=m.where("userId>3").orderBy("userName
asc").list();
m.destroy();

When you are going to add a record to a table from the submited

form in a web project,the following code is an example:
User user=new User();
user.setUserName('jack');
Model m=new Model(User.class);
m.add(user);
m.destroy();

    //if you are developing a simple JSP project,you can

use the WebModel to handle a web form data easily:
WebModel wm=new WebModel(User.class);
wm.add();
wm.destroy();

There is no more code!

ThinkJava include a quickly paged class using the database

dialect,the following code is an example:
Model m=new Model(User.class);//class "User"
Page p=m.where("userId>3").orderBy(userName
asc").page(pageSize,pageNum);
List list=p.getList();
m.destroy();

The transaction in ThinkJava bases on JDBC Transaction.There

are three general methods,they are used very simply like:
m.beginTransaction();
m.commit();
m.rollback();

ThinkJava is good at dealing file uploading. You can see more

in the proect named 'thinkjava_example_project'.

ThinkJava is so flexible that You even can get a rowset result

from a query:
Model m=new Model(User.class);//class "User" is a
persistent class corresponding the table "User"
RowSet rs=m.where("userId>3").orderBy("userName
asc").select();
m.destroy();

by rockydan(rockydan79@hotmail.com) 
1/2/2015 
Please feel free to contact me with any questions. ^_^.