Can you please suggest a free, open source or low cost .net object persistence framework? I am not looking for ORM tools like NHibernate or Entity Framework. The closest commercial product that describes my need is fastobject.net framework. Thanks.
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Karvonite. It promises to be simple and non-invasive, but I haven't used it myself.
Cecil Has a Name
2009-12-05 14:17:52
That's only hosted at Microsoft. It's not written by Microsoft.
John Saunders
2009-12-05 15:15:54
Thanks for the notice. I suppose it is MP Advanced Multimedia, but their website is only orange at the time...
Cecil Has a Name
2009-12-05 15:28:06
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Try db4o at www.db4o.com. It was recently acquired by Versant.
Some pro's: It's open source with code available in java and c#. The framework is dead easy to use. The community is quite nice and you can get answers quickly on the forums.
Goran
2009-12-05 14:39:45
I'd say db4o is more mature but then again MS knows how to play catch-up. Db4o to me is easier to use as there's no need to build a persistence model and it knows how to deal with missing assemblies. I haven't seen any performance benchmarks that include both so hard to say which is faster. As a db4o MVP i favor db4o :)
Goran
2009-12-09 13:07:13
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.Net SOP - Scalable Object Persistence is what you are looking for. Scalable, Stable and lightweight, low-memory req't and housed in a single DLL. It supports rock solid transaction (app crash, power-failure, etc... it will recover, rollback to previous committed state) and very scalable (100 million inserts in 17 hrs using an avg laptop). It is low cost, product link: http://www.4atech.net.
This is the very 1st managed code achieving this performance + stability level. No comparison... you've got to read the product feature set and try it.
Gerardo Recinto
2010-07-16 05:55:34