Persistence framework, support for composite key

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Hi all.
I'm looking for a persistence framework for the .Net platform with this
capabilities:
..support for .Net framework 2.0
..composite primary key
..support for strong type collections

Thanks in advance

[DeveloperX]

Not sure if it meets all your needs, and I've only got as far as
reading the docs, but
http://www.crainiate.net/products/objecto/default.htm
might help, it certainly supports composite keys, 2.0, and strong typed
collections, but I assume you want generics too, and that I'm not sure
about.
On 26 Jan, 21:15, Santi <[e-mail]:

Hi all.
I'm looking for a persistence framework for the .Net platform with this
capabilities:
.support for .Net framework 2.0
.composite primary key
.support for strong type collections

Thanks in advance

[Frans Bouma [C# MVP]]

Santi wrote:

Hi all.
I'm looking for a persistence framework for the .Net platform with
this capabilities:
.support for .Net framework 2.0
.composite primary key
.support for strong type collections

Thanks in advance

We support all that and much more: http://www.llblgen.com
(disclaimer: I'm the lead developer of llblgen pro)

FB

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[Oliver Sturm]

> We support all that and much more: http://www.llblgen.com

Same here: http://www.devexpress.com/xpo
(Disclaimer: I work for Developer Express.)

Hey, let's all post here with our product links :-)

Seriously: my recommendation is that you search Google for "object
relational mapping" and similar relevant keywords, and read whatever
information you can find on the topic before deciding to go for any
particular product. There are lots of important differences between
various products, regardless of whether or not they support the features
you listed.
Oliver Sturm
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http://www.sturmnet.org/blog

[Frans Bouma [C# MVP]]

Oliver Sturm wrote:

We support all that and much more: http://www.llblgen.com

Same here: http://www.devexpress.com/xpo
(Disclaimer: I work for Developer Express.)

Hey, let's all post here with our product links :-)

hehe :D

Though, will there be much more? There are a lot of frameworks out
there, but most of them are in-house libs, or dead.

Seriously: my recommendation is that you search Google for "object
relational mapping" and similar relevant keywords, and read whatever
information you can find on the topic before deciding to go for any
particular product. There are lots of important differences between
various products, regardless of whether or not they support the
features you listed.

+1

FB

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Lead developer of LLBLGen Pro, the productive O/R mapper for .NET
LLBLGen Pro website: http://www.llblgen.com
My .NET blog: http://weblogs.asp.net/fbouma
Microsoft MVP (C#)
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[Oliver Sturm]

Hello Frans,

> Though, will there be much more? There are a lot of frameworks out
there, but most of them are in-house libs, or dead.

I think some of the lists out there have quite a few more entries, but I
can't claim I've tried all (or even most) of them.
Oliver Sturm
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http://www.sturmnet.org/blog

[sales]

Hi,
if you are satisfied with forward mapping only have a look at <a
href='www.persistor.net>Persistor.NET</a>: all .NET Framework Types
are supported - without any mapping.

Hans-Peter

On 26 Jan., 22:15, Santi <[e-mail]:

Hi all.
I'm looking for apersistenceframework for the .Netplatform with this
capabilities:
.support for .Netframework 2.0
.composite primary key
.support for strong type collections

Thanks in advance

[sales]

If you are satisfied with forward mapping only have a look at http://
www.persistor.net : all .NET Framework Types are supported directly.

Hans-Peter
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