I just came across Carbonado, another persistence abstraction for Java. This is another alternative to Hibernate/JPA.
Carbonado implements the ActiveRecord pattern, which pursuits quite another design-paradigm than the DataMapper pattern, which usually is implemented by JPA and Hibernate.
As a reference I try to list the current persistence frameworks for Java. The list is certainly not complete... please leave a comment if you know another framework.
Most familiar are the mainstream JPA providers :
There are other, less well known JPA-Providers:
Frameworks following another paradigm:
For the Java-Platform there exist other interesting alternatives:
DataNucleus may be "less well-known" than JPOX but is in fact JPOX next version.
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