QxOrm is a C++ library available under LGPL license.
Note : you can also download last version of QxOrm here.
Before you install and compile QxOrm, you need the following libraries : boost (from version 1.38) and Qt (from version 4.5.0) :
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QxOrm library has been accepted into the Qt Ambassador Program
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boost : many of boost's founders are on the C++ standard committee and several boost libraries have been accepted for incorporation into C++1x (new standard for the C++ programming language).
The boost's libraries are aimed at a wide range of C++ users and application domains.
QxOrm uses the following features of boost : smart_pointer, serialization, type_traits, multi_index_container, unordered_container, any, tuple, foreach, function.
It is recommended to install the latest version of boost available at the following address : http://www.boost.org/ |
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Qt : cross-platform application development framework : ihm (QtGui), network (QtNetwork), xml (QtXml), database (QtSql)...
Qt provides excellent support and documentation. Using Qt, you can write simple and powerful C++ code.
Qt is produced by Nokia's Qt Development Frameworks division and is available under LGPL license.
QxOrm is compatible with a lot of Qt's objects : QObject, QString, QDate, QTime, QDateTime, QList, QHash, QSharedPointer, QScopedPointer...
It is recommended to install the latest version of Qt available at the following address : http://qt.nokia.com/ |
QxOrm library history :
Changes in version 1.1.6:
- QxOrm library online documentation available : 'http://www.qxorm.com/doxygen/index.html'
- Possibility to disable QtGui dependency using compilation option in 'QxConfig.h' file : _QX_ENABLE_QT_GUI_DEPENDENCY
- Possibility to disable QtNetwork dependency (so QxService module too) using compilation option in 'QxConfig.h' file : _QX_ENABLE_QT_NETWORK_DEPENDENCY
- Provide a new macro to register abstract class into QxOrm context : QX_REGISTER_ABSTRACT_CLASS()
Changes in version 1.1.5:
- New feature available : 'QxService' module to create C++ application server
- 'QxService' provides an easy and powerful way to create services and to transfer data over network
- New tutorial available to explain how 'QxService' module works
- New sample available at './test/qxClientServer' directory
- QxOrm can be built with 'CONFIG += no_keywords' flag in '*.pro' files
- Bug fix with 'qx::dao::create_table<>' function and relation 'many-to-many'
- QxOrm should now build fine with GCC <= 4.2
Changes in version 1.1.4:
- New parameter in functions 'qx::dao::fetch_by_id', 'qx::dao::fetch_all', 'qx::dao::fetch_by_query' and 'qx::dao::update' to define a list of properties to fetch/update (by default, all properties are fetched/updated)
- Support multi-columns primary key (composite key) : see sample './test/qxBlogCompositeKey/'
- Improve strategy of inheritance : QxOrm supports 'Concrete Table Inheritance' strategy ('Concrete Table Inheritance' becomes default strategy)
- New smart-pointer 'qx::dao::ptr<T>' based on Qt 'QSharedPointer<T>' to provide 2 new features : 'is dirty' and 'update optimized'
- 'qx::dao::ptr<T>' can be used with a simple object and with many containers (stl, boost, Qt and 'qx::QxCollection' containers)
- 'qx::dao::ptr<T>' keeps original values from database and provides a 'isDirty()' method to retrieve all properties changed
- 'qx::dao::update_optimized' must be used with 'qx::dao::ptr<T>' to save into database only properties changed
Changes in version 1.1.3:
- This version works fine with MinGW on Windows
Changes in version 1.1.2:
- License LGPL
- Fix compilation problems on Linux and boost > 1.38
- Fix sql query with MySql database
- Disable assert when qx::dao functions return an error
Changes in version 1.1.1:
- This version supports Visual Studio 2010
Changes in version 1.1.0:
- First release
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