Chapter 3. Designing Persistent Object Services
We noted in Chapter 1, “A Brief History of Object-Relational Mapping,” that this book is largely about the divide that exists between the world of relational databases and object-oriented programming. This fundamental divide can be bridged (or “mapped”) with many different techniques and approaches. The specifics of how you bridge this gap is crucial to answering the question about why one persistence framework is better than another for SOA application styles, such as those outlined in Chapter 2, “High-Level Requirements and Persistence.” In other words, whereas Chapter 2 is about high-level requirements, this chapter is about detailed design.
This chapter introduces some fundamentals and best practices ...
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