Subject | Neo 1.3 with Firebird support released |
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Author | Johannes Ahrer |
Post date | 2004-11-10T16:31:39Z |
Hi!
A new version of Neo (.Net Entity Objects) is available. Version 1.3
introduces support for Firebird databases. Neo is Open Source.
It can be downloaded here:
http://dist.codehaus.org/neo/distributions/
About Neo:
Neo is a framework for .NET developers who want to write enterprise
applications with an object-based domain model. It is well suited for
domain-driven design and agile development.
Neo includes tools that create an extensible object-based domain model
as well as the database schema from a an abstract description of the
model. At runtime, rich schema information is used to dynamically
generate all SQL required for object persistence management. Being based
on ADO.NET data sets, a Neo domain model is independent of the actual
backing store and works equally well with databases and objects in an
XML representation.
http://neo.codehaus.org/news.html
To see 5 Reasons why you should use Neo visit
http://neo.codehaus.org/whyneo.html
Regards,
Johannes Ahrer
A new version of Neo (.Net Entity Objects) is available. Version 1.3
introduces support for Firebird databases. Neo is Open Source.
It can be downloaded here:
http://dist.codehaus.org/neo/distributions/
About Neo:
Neo is a framework for .NET developers who want to write enterprise
applications with an object-based domain model. It is well suited for
domain-driven design and agile development.
Neo includes tools that create an extensible object-based domain model
as well as the database schema from a an abstract description of the
model. At runtime, rich schema information is used to dynamically
generate all SQL required for object persistence management. Being based
on ADO.NET data sets, a Neo domain model is independent of the actual
backing store and works equally well with databases and objects in an
XML representation.
http://neo.codehaus.org/news.html
To see 5 Reasons why you should use Neo visit
http://neo.codehaus.org/whyneo.html
Regards,
Johannes Ahrer