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KittyORM
KittyORM is an ORM library designed for use with Android and SQLite.
KittyORM is an Object-Relational Mapping library designed for use with Android and SQLite. It implements Data Mapper pattern design and its main purpose is to simplify interaction with SQLite database in Android applications. Written in Java 7 it supports devices from API level 9 Android. Main features we want to achieve with KittyORM are: * simple and clear API; * high flexibility of working with model POJO files via database mappers that grants you an ability to focus on your... -
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Simple Hibernate Data Handler
This library package allows developers to access DB in a easy way.
[NO LONGER UPDATED] The Simple Hibernate Data Handler implements a basic interface for CRUD, suportting HQL, Named Queries and SQL. Stupidly simple for Hibernate ORM 4. Extend a BasicCrud class and enjoy! -
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A simple to use and basic orm library without fuss. Avoids development issues arising from dynamically constructed SQL. Doesn't render the JDBC architecture inaccessible. Doesn't initiate the proliferation of largely pointless POJO libraries.
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