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[PERSISTENCY] - Simplest way to store Objects / Collections [message #249865] Sat, 05 June 2004 07:07
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Originally posted by: ilias.lazaridis.com

I've used the basic eclipse installation to create a simple class model.

=> I am impressed about the fluent & intuitive functionality of the IDE
(local history, ...) and the editor (code assist, refactoring, ...).

Which is the simplest (or standard) way to add persistency to the class
model i've created?

I would need 3 'levels':

a) simple persistency for configuration classes
b) persitent collections of object, no further database management
neccessary
c) full fledged OODBMS functionality (with plugable underlaying
database, relation or object oriented)

Is there any direct support in eclipse for one of the above persistency
levels?

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[I am aware that this is not directly related to eclipse, but it is a
question/need which raises immediately after the first steps with
eclipse/java.]

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