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objectBreeze is an ORM tool that allows you to interact with your data persistence layer and easily model objects within your ColdFusion applications. With no setup, objectBreeze will instantly create objects directly from your database scema. objectBreeze requires that your table has -a- primary key defined. Currently, objectBreeze works with Microsoft SQL, Oracle, MySQL and […]
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11/25/2005: MySQL support
11/26/2005: Insert grabs auto id for MySQL correctly - Thanks Dan
11/26/2005: Removed configuration file
11/26/2005: DSN and DBType sent on instantiation to allow for multiple datasources and database types in a single application - Thanks Phill and Critter
11/27/2005: Test file now […]
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The demo was created to show basic use of objectBreeze with a Flash form. This example does not use many of the powerful features of objectBreeze, and is only intended as a primer.
Create the following table in your database:Employee
employeeID int(4) PK identity
fName varchar(20)
lName varchar(20)
email varchar(75)
In the /objectBreeze Folder, you will find the following files:
Application.cfm
index.cfm
frm.Employee.cfm
lst.Employee.cfm
Edit Application.cfm […]
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objectBreeze Downloads
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objectBreeze is copyright © 2006 Nicholas M Tunney. You are free to use objectBreeze in any free or revenue generating application as long as the following text appears within the application’s documentation: “objectBreeze is copyright © 2006 Nicholas […]
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Support for objectBreeze is fairly limited due to the nature of the OSS license and ease of use of the tool. I am always happy to help users with objectBreeze and you can reach me at nic.tunney@nictunney.com if you need assistance, however, I recommend that you read the documentation and check out the
examples first.