What is the best framework for developing a Java CRUD for an existent database?

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What is the best framework for developing a Java CRUD for an existent database?

We have a Java application with lots of config tables on the database (Oracle). We'd like to have Web-based GUIs for setting up these tables, that we currently update via SQL queries. What is the simplest way to develop CRUDs for a subset of our database? Is there any Java-based framework for doing this?

I think that using an ORM tool makes generating CRUDs easier. There is a recent question on SO concerning Java ORMs - which came out with Hibernate getting the most votes (although not using an ORM ranked fairly high!).

amelvin 2010-06-06 15:14:15

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Grails is basically "Java on Rails," and the scaffolding behaves exactly as you would expect.

Dolph 2010-06-06 15:22:03

While groovy code runs on the JVM, this is not Java

Pascal Thivent 2010-06-06 15:54:35

I would assert that this *is* Java. It runs on the JVM.

Brian Agnew 2010-06-06 16:08:20

Groovy is a superset of Java. Code in Java if you'd like.

Dolph 2010-06-06 20:04:09

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