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[castor-dev] [GSoC] Project Proposal
Lukas Lang
2009-04-15 09:20:55 UTC
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Hey Devs,

I just wanted to let you know that I applied for Summer of Code 2009.

My proposal is publicly available at the Castor Wiki[1].

For those, who don't want to read it or don't have time to do so, here
comes the most significant part of the abstract:

"This project intends to implement Java Persistence API interfaces
(excluding JPA annotation support and JPA query language) to allow
developers the usage of Castor as a JPA persistence provider in a Java
environment." [1]

I'm really looking forward to your comments!

Regards,
Lukas

[1] Google Summer of Code Proposal - Castor JPA Compliance, URL:
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/CASTOR/Google+Summer+of+Code+2009+Proposal+-+Castor+JPA+Compliance

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Werner Guttmann
2009-04-15 14:39:48 UTC
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And for those of you who have not followed myself and a group of
students closely over the last 5 or six montsh, let me just add that I
will soon commit code that allows Castor to be used with JPA-annotated
classes. Whilst we will not have full support (actually, a fairly
limited initially), the main annotations incl. @Entity, @Id,
@One-to-One, @One-to-Many, @Column, ... are in place, and it won't be
hard to support more and more annotations (but those where Castor does
not support a general concept).

I have already checked in the DocBook pages that will make it into the
reference guide, so feel free to build and review them yourself. I still
expect some minor changes, though, to these documents.

Regards
Werner
Post by Lukas Lang
Hey Devs,
I just wanted to let you know that I applied for Summer of Code 2009.
My proposal is publicly available at the Castor Wiki[1].
For those, who don't want to read it or don't have time to do so, here
"This project intends to implement Java Persistence API interfaces
(excluding JPA annotation support and JPA query language) to allow
developers the usage of Castor as a JPA persistence provider in a Java
environment." [1]
I'm really looking forward to your comments!
Regards,
Lukas
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/CASTOR/Google+Summer+of+Code+2009+Proposal+-+Castor+JPA+Compliance
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