Hi,

I work for an insurance company that has a rich data model in Oracle. This data model is complex and such a basic operation as creating a new client requires lots of insertions, updates and calls to stored procedures wich implements bussiness logic. All this complexity is abstracted by using a single stored procedure wich creates the new client in the database.

My quiestion is:

You may write a custom ClassPersister. Note however that this is not an easy task.

Indeed, we've recently been talking to some guys who've done exactly that in a largish project. Apparently it is working out well for them.

Thank you for your prompt answers.

I will take a look at the JavaDoc and I will try to implement a prototype to meassure the effort of this approach.

Is there a way to contact the people that has implemented a similar persistence scheme?

Ummm probably not. They are a very well-known company and, I suppose, "shy"...

I guess we can poke our head out of our shell. ;-)

Do you have an actual object model that requires persistent Objects? It

Cheers, Rob :)