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hi, is there any implementation of ruby like activerecord in java? regards gaurav On Jan 28, 10:55 pm, "gaurav v bagga" <gaurav.v.ba...@gmail.com> wrote: > hi, > > is there any implementation of ruby like activerecord in java? Sure, lots, Hibernate, EJB3.0, TopLink, Cayenne hi, i haven't used them but will like to know is it that you have to configure xml files in all the above or its convention based just want to know out of curiosity not here to start flamewar b/w ruby, java regards gaurav > hi, > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > regards > gaurav hahah. No flame war, cause I use ruby too, although not as much as java. I use EJB3.0 and that uses annotation based configuration, and it is just the same amount of typing as in rails. There is no scaffolding out of the box, although there are open source projects out there, and you do your own deployment. > hi, > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > just want to know out of curiosity Get googling then! > not here to start flamewar b/w ruby, java > > regards > gaurav > hi, > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > just want to know out of curiosity Get googling then! > not here to start flamewar b/w ruby, java > > regards > gaurav Hi, If I would have got answer from google would have not posted it here :) Group is for sharing and learning from others experience so thought of posting it here. Regards Gaurav > Hi, > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Group is for sharing and learning from others experience so thought of > posting it here. What are you talking about? Is this in regards to some previous article? If it is you should quote that article. -- LTP :) > Hi, > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Group is for sharing and learning from others experience so thought of > posting it here. Fair enough, discussion is certainly ok. I just thought you were looking for some details that you might be able to find by reading up on Hibernate etc. Btw, in future can you please quote the text you are replying to? Thanks. lex > Regards > Gaurav Hi, Thanks not interested anymore. This group was really helpful till now :). Hope this time caps and line breaks are fine. Even then also it SUCKS just IGNORE NO NEED TO REPLY. THAT I"LL APPRECIATE MORE. http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.java.programmer/ browse_thread/thread/8af4ca03ceef4f22/ be88d56de48365c4#be88d56de48365c4 The above thread and this one has really created lot of problems. I posted hoping I'll get HELP but invain people instead of helping me gave kind of help which was not worth. One thing I dont know who this guy is Nukleus he has got KEEN observation :) If person reading this wants to know "Who is Nukleus?" refer thread above. If at last somebody thinks he can help me with a reply he is welcome I already have lost hopes of any HELP. regards Gaurav > Hi, > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > THAT I"LL APPRECIATE MORE. Don't shout, please. > http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.java.programmer/ > browse_thread/thread/8af4ca03ceef4f22/ > be88d56de48365c4#be88d56de48365c4 > The above thread and this one has really created lot of problems. > I posted hoping I'll get HELP but invain people instead of helping me > gave kind of help which was not worth. Do you think people are obliged to give you a certain specific thing your are looking for? They are not. Get over your sense of entitlement. Have a big huff and leave if you really want, it's no skin off our nose - it's not like we get paid to do this. Do you imagine this is a drop in help-desk where you can *demand* answers? Not so. > One thing I dont know who this guy is Nukleus he has got KEEN > observation :) [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > I already have lost hopes of any HELP. Then leave us alone and stop whining please. > Hi, > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > The above thread and this one has really created lot of problems. I never did see the above post you linked to on google.... >nukleus wrote: >> Alex Hunsley wrote: >> > Hint: if you start using capital letters (in the right places), form >> > complete sentences, and take out random line breaks in the middle of >> > sentences, people will take you more seriously. >>Hint means you know something the other does not, >>which, in its turn, implies that you take it for granted >>that you are "holier" than him, >>and YOU are to teach HIM as to where Sun rises in the morning, >>which further implies that you are but an arrogant bustardazoid, I am allowed to write "Hint" because I have been using Usenet for 15 years. I am allowed to write "Hint" because I have been using comp.lang.java.* for many years. In short, I've been around long enough to know that how people present their posts can have an effect on how many answers they get (amongst things). Get over it. And pointing out these things is actually an attempt to help the poster get better answers in future. But by all means, feel free throw the toys out of the pram and leave/have a strop/whatever. Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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