I ve read several chapters of the CSLA book and I like it, but being lately geared more towards Java, I m looking for a Java-based equivalent. Does anybody know anything that comes close to CSLA in Java?
I would also settle for a good combination of other existing technologies that would achieve similar goals.
There is not any framework available similar to CSLA.NET in Java.
Suraj Chandran in not correct.
Spring is an AOP framework and Hibernate is an OR-Mapper. Where, CSLA is a BusinessObject framework.
No. AFAIK, as of know there is no port of CSLA to java, niether any equivalent. But a mix of Springframework with Hibernate can come a little bit closer.
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