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Why doesn the DPL use the standard annotations defined by the Java Persistence API?

April 26, 2017Annotations API defined dpl Java Persistence standard

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Why doesn the DPL use the standard annotations defined by the Java Persistence API?

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The EJB3-oriented Java Persistence API is SQL-oriented, and could not be fully implemented with Berkeley DB except by adding SQL or some other query language first. There was a public discussion on TheServerSide of this issue during the design phase for the DPL.