Anyone else with something USEFUL to add? ;)
Seriously though, maybe i should specify. What i'm looking for is an
O/R Mapper that provides the following:
- Should let you build the Object Model seperate from the Database.
Ideailly i would like something that let you generate the database from
your model, but with the option to generate objects from an existing
legacy database.
- A decent UI
- Built in Code Generation (i'm tired of going to Codesmith to regen my
code)
- Support for inheritance and polymorphism
- Support for pre-fetches or JOINS (if i'm getting a list of the top 30
Orders, I should be able to get their related Customer objects in the
same query)
Peter wrote:
Fregas,
Let me make a confession. I've experimented with so many of these, my head
is still spinning and I still haven't been able to "Standardize" on a single
one of them.
They are all a bit different, and each seemed to have its own set of
idiosyncracies, benefits, and drawbacks.
Put another way, "beauty is in the eye of the beholder".
Best of luck,
Peter
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"Fregas" wrote:
Just an update to see what O/R Mappers you guys recommend. LINQ is
coming out soon but i'd really like to standardize on something at my
company. Some O/R Mappers i've already looked at or used in the past:
- NHIbernate
- LLBLGen
- NetTiers
- Paul Wilson's ORM
- IdeaBlade
- Thona's Entity Broker (I absolutely REFUSE to use this because the
developer is so arrogant and abusive on asp.net forums)
Does anyone have any suggestions other than the ones above?
