There are 2 prevalent specification in the Java ORM world. JDO2 provides the most complete
definition, whilst JPA is the most recent. In this guide we show the different types of ORM relation
commonly used, and mark against it which specification supports it. This list is not yet complete but
will be added to to provide a comprehensive list of relationship type and where you can find it.
JDOCentral was a privately maintained site.
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Visit the other pages on the Apache JDO site to find out what's going on with JDO.
Join the mailing lists to get involved and provide feedback.
JDO provides a standard utility that gives access to useful parts of the JDO persistence process.
This is known as JDOHelper (javax.jdo.JDOHelper)
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isDetached(Object pc) -
returns whether the passed object is detached
JDO2 defines XML MetaData in jdo files as well as orm files, but also specifies that named queries can be defined in jdoquery files.
As always with XML, the metadata must match the defined DTD/XSD for that file type.
This section describes the content of the jdoquery files.
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Your MetaData should match either the DTD
or the XSD specification.
There are currently two publicly available mailing lists for JDO.
The user list is for general discussion of the JDO project and JDO
technology. It is low traffic, as the JDO project has not yet shipped.
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Archive
JDO 1.0 and JDO 2.0 support specification of persistence using XML MetaData.
JDO 2.1 adds on the ability to specify persistence using Java5 annotations.
XML MetaData
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JDO 2.1 provides support for annotations. Classes and fields/properties can be annotated
defining the persistence and, optionally, any ORM information.
JDO code donated to Apache by Sun Microsystems, Inc.
On 9-Mar-2005 Sun Microsystems, Inc. officially donated
to Apache Software Foundation the
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Corporate Contributor License Agreement (CCLA) between
The Apache Software Foundation and Sun Microsystems, Inc.
JDO2 defines XML MetaData in jdo files as well as orm files.
As always with XML, the metadata must match the defined DTD/XSD for that file type.
This section describes the content of the orm files.
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Your MetaData should match either the DTD
or the XSD specification.