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Hibernate

Hibernate is an object-relational mapping (ORM) library for the Java language, providing a framework for mapping an object-oriented domain model to a traditional relational database. Hibernate solves ... More

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AUDIENCE : developers
DEVELOPMENT STATUS : mature
LICENSE : gnu lesser general public license (lgpl)
OPERATING SYSTEM : os independent
PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE : java
USER INTERFACE : web-based
LATEST VERSION : 3.3.0

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Counter-part For .NET

by Tinh Truong on October 17th 2008 at 02:47 AM

There is a port for .NET, it's NHibernate. Basically, both of them are very much the same in concepts and API. Here is the link

http://www.hibernate.org/343.html

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Hibernate

by stack 3256 on October 16th 2008 at 08:05 PM

hibernate is popular in china;

Use it is easy,

but use it well and build fast applications is hard,too many to think ,

for example :design DB, design pojo and so on..

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Tool For Wizards By Wizards

by Athrawn17 on October 10th 2008 at 04:28 PM

Do not use this if you don't understand the basics of Database access and SQL. Because you will fight the tool and not get any benefit.

This is an object-relational mapping tool. So if you don't have objects, or you don't have a relational db, don't use hibernate.

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Project to replace code-generated web business application

by David Brown on Apr 03, 2009

Hello, I am basically working a project where the proprietors were taken to the cleaners by a programmer-wannabe. The current web application deployed run-time is running OK but this is all they have without any real redundancy. I have talked them into creating a replicated machine image for both disaster-recovery redundancy and as a sandbox to learn the Business Model and Flow. Assuming I can get a handle on the Business Model I am looking into some of the Java based toolkits and frameworks such as: Struts, Spring/Hibernate, JBoss SEAM, Websphere RAD7 just to name a few. I mention the technologies in the previous sentence as I would like to involve a vendor for purposes of on-site custom training and support after we have chosen a technology. What is missing? And, what are some viable approaches to replacing the current code-generated web based application?