Yep, that one on http://hibernate.bluemars.net/...
Hibernate is getting much attention lately. IBM has posted an article on it and how to use it within IBM Websphere instead of the Enitity EIB solution. IMHO it is a mature solution and it works quite nicely. What attracts me the most on using Hibernate is that it is easy to get working. There are already plugins for eclipse and XDoclet is capable of generating code that uses Hibernate. There are also numerous tools/products that use hiberante as a persistence layer. http://hibernate.bluemars.net/27.html The object/relational mapping is nicely done, i cannot imagine things that are impossible to do with Hibernate. Features like caching and GUID creeation are in the product. Now that is enough promotion. Hibernate does not follow standards yet... this is stated in the FAQ of hibernate. Marco >On Monday 23 June 2003 03:47 pm, Marco Pas wrote: >> Hibernate >http://hibernate.bluemars.net/ >this one? > >I am currently looking into jdo (java data object) I am not sure yet what the >relation between jdo and mmbase is >My initial "plan" was to look into jdo so see if it is possible to write a new bridge >implementation that uses jdo as persitance/caching layer >But i don't know yet if this is possible since the mmbase object/relation mapping is >very advanced opposed to other stuff > >does Hibernate follow standards? > > > >-- >Kees Jongenburger >Mediapark C101 Hilversum >+31 (0)35 6772910
