CSC/ECE 517 Fall 2010/ch2 2a aa

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Language extensions for ORM


  1. Introduction to Object Relational Mapping.
  2. Why ORM, why not another solution?
  3. Flavors of ORM.
  4. ORM implementation in specific languages
    1. Groovy, Grails and GROM
      1. Creating classes and tables
      2. Basic CRUD
        1. Creating objects
        2. Reading objects
        3. Updating objects
        4. Deleting objects
    2. PHP
      1. Creating classes and tables
      2. Basic CRUD
        1. Creating objects
        2. Reading objects
        3. Updating objects
        4. Deleting objects


Introduction to Object Relational Mapping.

Object Relational Mapping is a technique of mapping the solution entities of an object oriented system, [1]objects to [2] relational database tables. This technique came into existence as an answer to the problem of lack of persistence of objects across session in [3]Object Oriented Programming Systems. For instance in a software solution to manage the order and inventory systems of a company, the objects that are part of the systems (orders, customers . . .) must be accessible even if the system was temporarily shut down for a while. [4]ORM helps in achieving this very essential requirement by bringing the database into the picture, more specifically bringing the RDBMS into the picture.


Why ORM, why not another solution?