Re: JQOO for .Net ?

[Lukas Eder]

Hello Miroslav,

The obvious thing that comes to my mind is LINQ-to-SQL, although the LINQ API only remotely resembles SQL, as there are a lot of concepts from C# "leaking" into the LINQ-to-SQL API.

Other than that, my marketing efforts have shown that there are at least these libraries:

- http://typedquery.sourceforge.net

- http://www.llblgen.com/ (commercial)

Unfortunately, I don't have any .NET experience, so I don't really know the above tools from a user perspective

Help in porting jOOQ to C# (C#OOQ?) is very welcome, of course :-)

Cheers

Lukas

2013/3/5 Miroslav Dubovský <miro...@gmail.com>

 Are there comparable framework  for .Net  like JQOO ?

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[Matthias Fuchs]

I compiled jOOQ for .NET. The library is attached.

I tried it with a little test program that reads some data from a postgres db with a plain sql fetch.

The programm looks like this:

      public static void Main(string[] args) {
            DriverManager.registerDriver(new org.postgresql.Driver());

            Connection con = null;
            Executor exe = null;
            Result ret;

            try {
                con = DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:postgresql://192.168.201.16:5433/shop_test_ditech", "postgres", "postgres");
                exe = new Executor(con, org.jooq.SQLDialect.POSTGRES);

                ret = exe.fetch("select * from shop.ip_security;");
                ResultSet rs = ret.intoResultSet();

                while (rs.next()) {
                    System.Console.WriteLine(rs.getInt("class_id"));
                }
            } catch (Exception ex) {
                System.Console.WriteLine(ex.Message);
            }
        }

The only problem so far was that debugging crashed in XamarinStudio on my Mac 2 out of 4 times. I filed a bug on the IKVM bug tracker.

This is the command line I used to compile the jars to an assembly:

mono Downloads/ikvm-7.2.4630.5/bin/ikvmc.exe -out:/Users/matthias/Downloads/jOOQ-3.0.0-RC2-binaries-only/lib/jooq-3.0.0-RC2.dll -target:library /Users/matthias/Downloads/jOOQ-3.0.0-RC2-binaries-only/lib/*.jar

Btw, could it be possible that post in this forum vanish from time to time? I'm pretty sure I posted in this thread before, but the message is not here anymore ...

[Lukas Eder]

That's .NET? It looks just like Java code, except that Main has a capital "M", whereas string[] a lower-case "s" ;-)

Thanks for the contribution. I hope I can find some time to try this on my machine..

I have registered feature request #2334 for this:

https://github.com/jOOQ/jOOQ/issues/2334

Cheers

Lukas

> Btw, could it be possible that post in this forum vanish from time to time? I'm pretty sure I posted in this thread before, but the message is not here anymore ...

Google groups has its ways... If you're using different e-mail addresses, I have to "accept" you afresh every time, to prevent spam. There might be 1-2 other filters, e.g. depending on the attachment type, which are out of my control, I'm afraid.

2013/3/12 Matthias Fuchs <meiste...@gmail.com>

[Matthias Fuchs]

Haha ;-)

Ja .NET and Java have many similarities ;-)

But ist also has some syntactic surgar, e.g.:

.NET: var test = new List<String>();

vs

Java: List<String> test = new ArrayList<>();

var still provides static typesafety!

And my favourite: the async keyword. No more worker threads and ugly thread synchronization code. sudo dpkg-reconfigure lightdm

Regarding the missing post: I think google groups automatically uses my gmail account as I'm always logged in ... really strange ;-)

[Lukas Eder]

I wouldn't compare jOOQ with EF, as EF is really focused on mapping tables to "entities" in a similar fashion as JPA does it. Except that EF is much better integrated with the .NET platform and the LINQ libraries through LINQ-to-EF...

2013/3/14 funar fiif <funa...@gmail.com>

Entity Framework??:)

[mr.f.s...@gmail.com]

Hello Lukas,

since I was using JOOQ a lot in Java Projects and now developing a .NET Core Platform / Framework, I would like to help porting jOOQ to .NET.

Is this still a thing?

Kind regards

Frithjof

On Tuesday, March 5, 2013 at 7:46:00 PM UTC+1, Lukas Eder wrote:

Hello Miroslav,

The obvious thing that comes to my mind is LINQ-to-SQL, although the LINQ API only remotely resembles SQL, as there are a lot of concepts from C# "leaking" into the LINQ-to-SQL API.

Other than that, my marketing efforts have shown that there are at least these libraries:

- http://typedquery.sourceforge.net

- http://www.llblgen.com/ (commercial)

Unfortunately, I don't have any .NET experience, so I don't really know the above tools from a user perspective

Help in porting jOOQ to C# (C#OOQ?) is very welcome, of course :-)

Cheers

Lukas

2013/3/5 Miroslav Dubovský <miro...@gmail.com>

 Are there comparable framework  for .Net  like JQOO ?

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[Lukas Eder]

Hi Frithjof,

There are no such plans right now. Come back to Java! :)

Cheers,

Lukas

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