Tag Archives: Oracle

Using OpenJPA as your JPA implementation

Posted on September 22, 2013 by craigew

In this post I provide an example of creating a persistence layer using Apache’s OpenJPA implementation of the Java Persistence API(JPA). I created the example using a TDD approach and I have once again used Liquibase to version control the … Continue reading →

Posted in Example code, Software development | Tagged Apache Maven, Apache OpenJPA, context maps, Domain Driven Design, enhancer plugin, Gist, GitHub, Java, Java Persistence, Java Persistence API, JPA, Liquibase, Oracle, oracle instance, Persistence, persistence layer, software, technology, Unit testing | 1 Comment

Versioning your database using Liquibase

Posted on September 8, 2013 by craigew

Delivering database changes through the various environments and into production has always required a lot of overhead. You would have to write scripts, keep track of the order that the scripts need to be run and provide detailed instructions to … Continue reading →

Posted in Database, Software development | Tagged Apache Maven, Database, database changes, database scripts, DBA, lean software development, Linux, Linux Mint, LinuxMint, Liquibase, MySQL, Oracle, Oracle Database, software, SQL, sql scripts, technology, test environments, VirtualBox, XML | 1 Comment

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