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InterSystems Caché: Free Caché Download for Java Developers

Shortens development time and boosts runtime performance
By Java News Desk
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February 3, 2009 06:45 AM EST
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Caché is a high-performance object database that is ideal for providing data persistence to Java applications. Caché eliminates object/relational mapping, which shortens development time and boosts runtime performance. Caché gives you several options for persisting data, allowing you to choose the approach that works best for you:

  • JDBC provides high performance SQL access using a completely Java-based (Type 4) driver.
  • Any Caché class can be projected as a Java class so properties and methods can be accessed as Java objects.
  • InterSystems JalapeñoTM technology creates Caché classes from POJO (plain old java object) class descriptions.

To download the latest release of Caché for free, click here!

Published February 3, 2009 – Reads 1,579
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