This remark leads me to 2 important related technologies for Data Services:
- Automatic User Interface
- See what NakedObjects (www.nakedobjects.org) is doing, and how they progressively integrate Data Access frameworks (OK, I agree: essentially Hibernate until now).
- See the XML UI description approach and mostly XAML
- Soyatec (www.soyatec.com) now proposes a XAML for Java
- Navilis is a component we had in XIC since the beginning, and there are both Swing and JSP versions of it:
- It creates an automatic UI from the persistent business model.
- You can CRUD the model.
- You can even run business methods and perform relatively complex queries.
- Dynamic Languages
- Groovy and JRuby will be become even more important in 2008
- See how Groovy now has, GORM an integration with a Data Access layer (OK, I agree again: still limited to Hibernate).
- Unfortunately this one is tightly coupled with Grails. I have no problem with Grails by itself, but I would certainly prefer to have GORM usable outside Grails and I would also prefer to have it relying on a standard like JPA2 or JDO2.
- Integration of Groovy with Data Services seems key to me
- I really would like to setup a prototype of a SDO/DAS Groovy interface in 2008.
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