| 10/6/2005 12:36:35 AM |
Hi Paul
It seems wrong to ask this question but you have been so helpful thus far i thought i would risk it. I just stumbled on to DataObjects.Net at x-tensive.com. It has what appears to me (a complete newbie) to be some features that I could use that i dont think ORMapper does. They included:
- "Automatic database schema building\upgrading"
- "Built-in NTFS-like security system ...Security system supporting per-instance access control lists..."
- "All is initially remotable - any persistent object or business service can be marshaled to another application domain via .NET Remoting...Serialization: DataObjects.NET completely supports .NET Serialization." (I want our app to use WebServices to access data as well as accessing it directly via a LAN)
- A price that makes yours look very very good :)
Do you know much about this product? Can you comment on the features mentioned above?
Thanks,Andrew. |
| 10/6/2005 3:39:23 PM |
But some can restrict you so badly in what your objects look like that you get easy serialization "for free", not that I like that sort of straight-jacket.
Wilson ORMapper, of course, is not that sort of beast. :)
Marc |