piousp
July 3rd, 2009, 04:09 PM
S.O.S
Hi folks, i'm having major trouble here.
Let me explain the situation:
We are working on a web-based project. So, i got assigned as the lead programmer and i'm in charge of making the technical decisions. Right now we are using JSF in a 3 Tier architecture.
BUT, and this is a big but, our project manager dont even know what java is, and he has only worked with oracle forms before. Somehow, he designed the data base and we programmers now have this -legacy- database to work with.
At first, we though of building our specially made persistence layer, but now it just seems to be non-viable.
SO, we are looking for persistence frameworks.
I've found this page:
http://java-source.net/open-source/persistence
We really need something flexible, because the databased is really something we call "legacy" =(. Any suggestions??
Hi folks, i'm having major trouble here.
Let me explain the situation:
We are working on a web-based project. So, i got assigned as the lead programmer and i'm in charge of making the technical decisions. Right now we are using JSF in a 3 Tier architecture.
BUT, and this is a big but, our project manager dont even know what java is, and he has only worked with oracle forms before. Somehow, he designed the data base and we programmers now have this -legacy- database to work with.
At first, we though of building our specially made persistence layer, but now it just seems to be non-viable.
SO, we are looking for persistence frameworks.
I've found this page:
http://java-source.net/open-source/persistence
We really need something flexible, because the databased is really something we call "legacy" =(. Any suggestions??