java persistence api中文是什么意思

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• The Java Persistence API specifies persistence only for relational database management systems.
• It features Java Persistence API 2.1.
• NPA is based on the Java Persistence API ( JPA ), which is the standard persistence API in the Java world.
• By Using the Java Persistence API ( JPA ), the workflo wengine is database independent and can be used with any relational SQL database.
• It makes use of Java Message Service ( JMS ), Java Persistence API ( JPA ), Lucene and Google Web Toolkit ( GWT ).
• In the end, persistence has been " broken out " of " EJB3 Core ", and a new standard formed, the Java Persistence API ( JPA ).
• "' Ebean "'is an object-relational mapping product written in JPA ( Java Persistence API ) or JDO ( Java Data Objects ) products.
• It is based on the Java Persistence API ( JPA ), but it does not strictly follow the JSR 338 Specification, as it implements different design patterns and technologies.
• Logj 2 added Appenders that write to Apache Flume, the Java Persistence API, Apache Kafka, NoSQL databases, Memory-mapped files, Random Access files and ZeroMQ endpoints.
• In EJB 3.0, entity beans were superseded by the Java Persistence API ( which was subsequently completely separated to its own spec as of EJB 3.1 ).