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This page will focus on helping new users to get started with EclipseLink. It will have a sub-section/page per persistence services walking through its basic configuration and usage.
 
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=== Oracle TopLink ===
 
=== Oracle TopLink ===
  
For those customers who have experience with or are already using Oracle TopLink they will be able to easily convert their application over to use EclipseLink.
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For those developers who have experience with or are already using Oracle TopLink's Native object-relational capabilities they will be able to easily convert their application over to use EclipseLink. The basic steps involved include:
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# Migration of application code. Using the package-rename utility the application's source base can be automatically migrated from using the oracle.toplink* packages to using the org.eclipse.persistence.* packages.
  
 
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=== Native MOXy ===
 
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=== Orcale TopLink OXM ===
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=== Oracle TopLink OXM ===
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For those developers who have experience with or are already using Oracle TopLink's Object-XML mapping capabilities they will be able to easily convert their application over to using EclipseLink.
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# Migration of application code. Using the package-rename utility the application's source base can be automatically migrated from using the oracle.toplink* packages to using the org.eclipse.persistence.* packages.

Revision as of 10:07, 5 October 2007

This page will focus on helping new users to get started with EclipseLink. It will have a sub-section/page per persistence services walking through its basic configuration and usage.

Object-Relational

Java Persistence API

Native ORM

Oracle TopLink

For those developers who have experience with or are already using Oracle TopLink's Native object-relational capabilities they will be able to easily convert their application over to use EclipseLink. The basic steps involved include:

  1. Migration of application code. Using the package-rename utility the application's source base can be automatically migrated from using the oracle.toplink* packages to using the org.eclipse.persistence.* packages.

MOXy: Object-XML

Java XML Binding (JAXB)

Native MOXy

Oracle TopLink OXM

For those developers who have experience with or are already using Oracle TopLink's Object-XML mapping capabilities they will be able to easily convert their application over to using EclipseLink.

  1. Migration of application code. Using the package-rename utility the application's source base can be automatically migrated from using the oracle.toplink* packages to using the org.eclipse.persistence.* packages.

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