Wiki source code of WebObjects and Squeryl
Version 155.1 by Ravi Mendis on 2010/11/09 23:59
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1 | = Squeryl ~= //SQL-like// DSL for Scala = | ||
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3 | Advantages of Squeryl over EOF: | ||
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5 | * Concurrent | ||
6 | ** Spawns multiple database connections | ||
7 | ** Issues database transactions concurrently | ||
8 | * Scala Actor compatible | ||
9 | * Immutable object model/graph | ||
10 | * Strongly-typed | ||
11 | ** Better suited for business "logic". | ||
12 | E.g: Exploiting the compiler and IDE to catch exceptions at compile time rather than at run-time. | ||
13 | * Uses Scala (functional) collection classes | ||
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15 | = Migrating EOF -> Squeryl = | ||
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17 | In keeping with the strong-typed philosophy of Scala, Squeryl has no dynamic component like EOF (i.e an EO model file). | ||
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19 | EOF though has the ability to generate classes in Java (and in Objective-C prior to WebObjects 4.5) enforcing type as has become customary in enterprise environments. We may exploit this feature of EOF to generate a Squeryl schema. |