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Easy ORM-ness for GAE
Submitted by Andrew Glover on Thu, 11/11/2010 - 15:47.Objectify-Appengine is one of an emerging class of tools that extend the convenience of NoSQL, in this case by providing a Hibernate-style mapping layer between your application and the GAE datastore.
In this month’s Java development 2.0 series dubbed “Twitter mining with Objectify-Appengine, Part 1” you’ll learn about Objectify’s handy, JPA-friendly (but not dependent) API; plus, this article walks you through the steps of mapping Twitter retweets into Bigtable, in preparation for deploying it in Google App Engine.
In addition to this article, there are a few other resources for GAE and NoSQL including:
- “Schemaless data modeling with Bigtable and Groovy’s Gaelyk“
- “Gaelyk for Google App Engine“
- “Hello Google App Engine“
Part 2 of “Twitter mining with Objectify-Appengine” will take the newly minted domain objects and plug them into a web application running on GAE; more over, the article will sprinkle in a bit of Ajax and JSON.
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