Hibernate is such a great ORM solution in Java and .Net. I write programs in Java and C++ mainly. What's the deal with C++ in ORM frameworks ?

I'm sure that there are many good solutions, but none of them is better than Hibernate or simply I just don't want to use them because I know how great Hibernate is with my experience of Java Hibernate. So do we need other C++ ORM frameworks rather than Hibernate when we can use JVM, actually use Hibernate, in C++ through JNI ? The answer is no. For the matter, Hibernate is the only choice.

CppHibernate uses JNI to access JVM and use Hibernate to let Hibernate do its job, so theoretically CppHibernate has the power of Java Hibernate.

By any means, there had been no Hibernate for C++ until this CppHibernate was written. So this is a kind of way to show my appreciation to the Hibernate team in terms of spreading Hibernate to the C++ community.

If you find it's interesting or want to know the details about CppHibernate, please visit CppHibernate at github.