Java Data Objects - BCS OOPS Evening Series 2004

From: akmal chaudhri (akmal_at_soi.city.ac.uk-nospam)
Date: 12/23/03

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    Java Data Objects - Evening Series 2004

    http://www.bcs-oops.org.uk/jdoeveningseries.html

    A series of six evening sessions given by leading figures in the JDO
    field.

    Java Data Objects (JDO) is an exciting new Java API for object persistence
    (i.e. the storage and retrieval of data). JDO relieves the need for Java
    developers to write complicated JDBC and SQL code. Indeed, with JDO's new
    query language, JDOQL, which uses a Java-like syntax, developers do not
    have to know SQL at all!

    Applications written to use JDO for persistence are portable across any
    data store for which a compliant JDO Implementation is available. This
    allows applications to be ported across relational databases (since
    there's no SQL code there is no dependence on a particular RDBMS vendor's
    SQL dialect) as well as other data stores - including Object Databases!

    JDO is appropriate for use both for simple Java applications which will
    access data stores directly, and for J2EE application components which
    will access data stores from within a J2EE Application Server.

    Thu. 29 Jan
    Transparent Object Persistence with JDO
    Robin Roos - Ogilvie Partners

    Wed. 04 Feb
    Queries and O/R Mapping with JDO
    Robin Roos - Ogilvie Partners

    Wed. 11 Feb
    JDO Vendor Presentations - RDBMS
    Mr Alistair Armstrong - LIBeLIS (LiDO)
    Patrick Linskey - Solarmetric (Kodo JDO)

    Wed. 03 Mar
    JDO Vendor Presentations - ODBMS
    Kas Subhan - Versant (enJin)

    Wed. 10 Mar
    User Case Studies
    Dr Jon Harley - Warwick University

    Wed. 17 Mar
    Architectural Views - Future of JDO
    Craig Russell - Sun Microsystems

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