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Database Access Library or Framework sought
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| Juergen Lorenz Simon 2005-03-16, 4:05 pm |
| Hello,
Foremost, I'm new to the list. I can imagine the question has been asked
before, but since I could not find anything about it the the FAQ, I
presume it will be safe to ask:
Is there an objective-c library or framework covering database access?
For instance via ODBC? Or proprietary methods? Is a free port of Apple's
EnterpriseObjects framework around? I'm using this for a university
project, so academic licenses are ok.
Thanks a lot.
J.L.Simon
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| Doc O'Leary 2005-03-16, 4:05 pm |
| In article <crcab6$r4j$1@newsreader2.netcologne.de>,
Juergen Lorenz Simon <juergen_simon@mac.com> wrote:
> Is there an objective-c library or framework covering database access?
You really have to be more specific on what your needs are, foremost
being the use of just ObjC itself, or dependencies on other object
frameworks. Since you mention Apple, I'll address it from that angle,
but post to a Mac programming group in the future if you have Mac
questions.
> For instance via ODBC? Or proprietary methods? Is a free port of Apple's
> EnterpriseObjects framework around? I'm using this for a university
> project, so academic licenses are ok.
Please see:
http://www.subsume.com/cgi-bin/go.pl?k=STEnterprise
which is how I approached database persistence with Cocoa. It also
includes a page of links to alternatives, should you decide you want to
deal with relational mapping at a different level.
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| Well I have open source code for a Mac Objective-C database API against
MySQL at:
http://www.geocities.com/jeff_louie/Mac_Objective_C.htm
Regards,
Jeff Louie
Juergen Lorenz Simon wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Foremost, I'm new to the list. I can imagine the question has been
asked
> before, but since I could not find anything about it the the FAQ, I
> presume it will be safe to ask:
>
> Is there an objective-c library or framework covering database
access?
> For instance via ODBC? Or proprietary methods? Is a free port of
Apple's
> EnterpriseObjects framework around? I'm using this for a university
> project, so academic licenses are ok.
>
> Thanks a lot.
>
> J.L.Simon
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| Christian Brunschen 2005-03-16, 4:05 pm |
| In article <crcab6$r4j$1@newsreader2.netcologne.de>,
Juergen Lorenz Simon <juergen_simon@mac.com> wrote:
>Hello,
>
>Foremost, I'm new to the list. I can imagine the question has been asked
>before, but since I could not find anything about it the the FAQ, I
>presume it will be safe to ask:
>
>Is there an objective-c library or framework covering database access?
>For instance via ODBC? Or proprietary methods? Is a free port of Apple's
>EnterpriseObjects framework around? I'm using this for a university
>project, so academic licenses are ok.
As part of the GnuStep project, there is an implementation of the EOAccess
and EOControl frameworks:
<http://www.gnustep.org/resources/do.../GDL2/GDL2.html>
>Thanks a lot.
Best wishes,
>J.L.Simon
// Christian Brunschen
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| Juergen Lorenz Simon 2005-03-16, 4:05 pm |
|
Hello
> Since you mention Apple, I'll address it from that angle,
> but post to a Mac programming group in the future if you have Mac
> questions.
Yes, I left it unclear that I'm working on Linux. I did write the
sourcecode on OS X originally, but ported it to Linux recently. So
the platform is Objective-C using GNUstep class libraries and runtime
on Suse Linux 9.1.
> Please see:
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> http://www.subsume.com/cgi-bin/go.pl?k=STEnterprise
Thanks for the suggestion.
J.L.Simon
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| Juergen Lorenz Simon 2005-03-16, 4:05 pm |
| Thanks all for the suggestions! Since I am already familiar with the
EnterpriseObjects classes (though Java) I will try the
EOAccess/EOControl approach first. Cheers!
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| David Stes 2005-03-16, 4:05 pm |
| Juergen Lorenz Simon <juergen_simon@mac.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Foremost, I'm new to the list. I can imagine the question has been asked
> before, but since I could not find anything about it the the FAQ, I
> presume it will be safe to ask:
>
> Is there an objective-c library or framework covering database access?
> For instance via ODBC? Or proprietary methods?
You could also use embedded SQL statements in Objective-C.
This works just like the frontends that use SQL statements in C;
in fact, POC, portable object compiler, uses the .em (embedded .m files) suffix
for these source files.
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