Re: Non-ORM layers over JDBC

On Mar 25, 2008, at 2:01 AM, Craig Ringer wrote:

> Unfortunately the vast majority of the information out there  
> approaches
> database with Java from the java-centric rather than database-centric
> angle, making it hard to find out about the sort of tools I'm after.

One approach that works rather well in a database-centric environment  
is to entirely abstract the database away as a RPC service (also known  
as stored procedure).

Using DatabaseMetaData to automatically process the relevant  
CallableStatement make the use of stored procedure very transparent to  
the client as the interaction with the database boil down to the  
equivalent of a regular method call.

Something along the lines of a lightweight Remote Method Invocation  
(RMI), but natively sup****ted by your database (perhaps Remote  
Database Invocation aka RDI :)

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