Amber
Resin 3.0

Orientation
Features
Installation
Configuration
Web Applications
JSP
Servlets and Filters
Portlets
Databases
Admin (JMX)
Amber
Security
XML and XSLT
XTP
Resources
Performance
Protocols
Third-party
Troubleshooting/FAQ

Amber
Lifecycle
Tutorials
Admin (JMX)
Resin 3.0
Amber

Amber is Resin's new persistence engine using Java beans as the application model.
Amber

Amber aims at relational database persistence with an application-oriented data model.

Amber Lifecycle

The Amber bean lifecycle follows the JDO 1.0 model. Amber supports both transactional and non-transactional lifecycles.

Amber Tutorials
Amber

Introduces Amber with a single-table bean, describing everything needed to configure and start Amber.

Creating and Deleting Persistent Beans

Creating and deleting beans from the database uses AmberConnection's create() and delete() methods.

Finding Beans with Amber

Amber extends SQL to support relations, and queries the database uses the JDBC ResultSet API.

Amber Many-To-One Relations

Introduces a many-to-one relation, i.e.

Amber One-To-Many Relations

Introduces a one-to-many relation, i.e.

Note: Amber is currently in development. Anything or everything may change.

Note: We hope JDO 2.0 will provide a suitable API, configuration, and query language by the time Amber is ready for production. In the meantime, Amber uses the Hibernate configuration files and a variation of the Hibernate API as its native API.


Admin (JMX)
Resin 3.0
Amber
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