ORM and Transfer

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ORM and Transfer

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Agenda


Who’s who in CF world
Who’s who in CF world
What on earth is ORM?
What is Transfer?

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Whos who in ColdFusion


Mark Mandel – Transfer author
Mark Mandel – Transfer author
Adam Lehman – Adobe’s Product Manager for CF and CF Builder
Joe Rinehart – Model Glue author

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What is an ORM


ORM
ORM

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Object-relational Impedance Mismatch
Object-relational Impedance Mismatch

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ORM frameworks in ColdFusion
ORM frameworks in ColdFusion

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Object-Relational Mapping exists to allows you to work in purely objects and to use the framework to map the differences between object graphs and relational storage. It is *not* simply the abstraction and automation of SQL. In fact, some ORMs actually require you to write SQL: they just map what SQL to run for what operations!
Object-Relational Mapping exists to allows you to work in purely objects and to use the framework to map the differences between object graphs and relational storage. It is *not* simply the abstraction and automation of SQL. In fact, some ORMs actually require you to write SQL: they just map what SQL to run for what operations!
Joe Rinehart

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CF ORMs are useful and helpful – irrespective of their pure-ness
CF ORMs are useful and helpful – irrespective of their pure-ness
Irrelevant debate?

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Intro to Transfer


Design Patterns
Design Patterns

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Configuration file
Configuration file

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Transfer Factory (Factory Design Pattern) & Transfer Objects / Business Objects (Transfer Design Pattern)
Transfer Factory (Factory Design Pattern) & Transfer Objects / Business Objects (Transfer Design Pattern)

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Extending Transfer (Decorator Design Pattern)
Extending Transfer (Decorator Design Pattern)

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CRUD
CRUD

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Transfer Query Language (TQL)
Transfer Query Language (TQL)

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Much2 more:
Much2 more:
Caching mechanism for performance
Events
Etc2

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CF 9 Hibernate – why bother w/ Transfer?
CF 9 Hibernate – why bother w/ Transfer?

The skills learned through Transfer are applicable to working with any ORM solution so it's time well spent.
- Adam Lehman

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Hibernate CF9 example.
Hibernate CF9 example.

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