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rockydan — Tue, 30 Dec 2014 05:36:30 -0000

ThinkJava project is a small but smart and efficient ORM framwork.It is bases on jdk 1.6 or later.
You can create your project rapidly with very few codes and configuration.
I know the Hibernate,my batis framework and so on,I was using them to create my project in the latest years.They are very powerful but complex.I'm a lazy guy,I hate the complex framwork ^_^. You know,endless configuration, large numbers of classes,methods,elusive concepts, all of these are nightmares to a newer. Enen if to the senior developers, there is so much to do for a project.

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:
Model m=new Model(User.class,request);//class "User" is a persistent class corresponding the table "User",Parameter "request" is the HttpServletRequest from jsp.
m.pubFormValues();
m.add();
m.destroy();

There is no more code! so easy.

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(url,pageSize,pageNum);
List list=p.getList();
String pageNavigator=p.getPageHTML();//return the page navigator like next page
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 test proect.

ThinkJava is so flexible then 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 30/12/2014
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