Oracle is integrating TopLink Essentials, which is an open source EJB 3.0 Java Persistence API (JPA) reference implementation, with the popular Spring Framework 2.0.
Spring Framework 2.0, a Java/J2EE application framework, will ship with TopLink Essentials and support JPA, Oracle said. Oracle has been working with Interface21, which has overseen Spring, to add JPA support to Spring 2.0.
Oracle and Spring technologies will be leveraged to drive adoption of lightweight development frameworks that simplify development of next-generation application platforms. The integration will make it easier for developers to build applications by enabling them to access business data as Plain Old Java Objects, Oracle said.
Posted by Paul Krill on June 15, 2006 09:52 AM
