2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.jss.2004.07.252
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Model driven generation and testing of object-relational mappings

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“…The management logic is necessary to read an Entity Definition Instance (which is the data) from the database into an instance of an instance of a class and storing it back into the database, together with the entity definitions, is called an O/R Mapper framework [7]. In the Object Relational mapping designer, these are called Target Frameworks.…”
Section: Materials and System Architecturementioning
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“…The management logic is necessary to read an Entity Definition Instance (which is the data) from the database into an instance of an instance of a class and storing it back into the database, together with the entity definitions, is called an O/R Mapper framework [7]. In the Object Relational mapping designer, these are called Target Frameworks.…”
Section: Materials and System Architecturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Due to the popularity of relational data storage with its broad installation base and the use of object-oriented concepts for software development, application objects inevitably need to be stored into (object) relational databases [7].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…Philippi [11] therefore suggests a model-driven generation of O/R mappings. In his approach, the developer defines mapping requirements in terms of quality trade-offs.…”
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“…In the case where a developer creates the object model first and then creates the relational schema by mapping the object model to relations, the so-called forward engineering approach, the developer is faced with the challenge of choosing from a variety of mapping strategies for class associations and inheritance relationships. These mapping strategies have different impacts on the non-functional properties of application systems, such as performance and maintainability [9,11].…”
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