Does object orientation really work?


	Does object orientation really work?

travislaborde

7-14-2008 7:13 AM

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travislaborde says:

not sure I agree with all of this but...

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7-17-2008 9:14 PM

esundby

Wonder if that's why we continue to use PL/SQL to interact with Oracle. It's just fast and easy...

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		The vast majority of software that people write inside a business talks to a database. Yet object orientated 
		programming does not gel well with databases. The code that looks clean and simple in a modern object 
		orientated program looks positively terrible when you look at the traffic that code causes at the database.
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		It's called the <A href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Object-Relational_impedance_mismatch">object-relational impedence mismatch</A>. The often aired solution is to use some sort of persistence framework to map your classes 
		to a collection of database tables. There are a variety of packages that do this: NHibenate, Gentle.Net, 
		JPersist etc.
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		Solving the impedance mismatch problem is the computer science equivalent of the perpetual motion machine. 
		You can't get it to work because it's impossible; they are simply incompatible ways of working.
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