Those Java developers, designers, and J2EE architects who work on systems that must store data in relational or object databases, or other storage media should read this article.

Initially, the JCP executive committee in January voted against the Java Data Objects 2.0 specification, also known as Java Specification Request 243 (JSR-243), in a public review ballot.

The Java Data Objects standard holds out the promise of lower software development costs, more portable applications, and faster deployment times. Written by Maggie Biggs, Contributor Oct. 28 ...

The executive committee (EC) of the Java Community Process last month voted against the Java Data Objects 2.0 specification, also known as Java Specification Request 243 (JSR-243), in a public ...

O'Reilly has announced the release of "Java Data Objects" (US$39.95), co-authored by David Jordan and Craig Russell. Java Data Objects (JDO) allows Java developers to manage data without any ...

I first considered the possible need for object slicing when working with Domain and Data Access Objects. These contain the business and persistence logic, respectively. Although one could combine ...

In Part 1, I provided an overview of available persistence mechanisms and their implementations, and introduced the Java Data Objects (JDO) approach to persistence. In Part 2, I conclude this ...