Sorry I did not explain myself more clearly in my first message.
I'm working on a example application to show how to create a pluggable persistence layer using the DAO pattern. I want to implement my DAOs using both Castor and Hibernate so that I can compare and contrast the two frameworks. My example is working pretty well not, but I think I have run into a major problem that might take Hiberbate out of the running. I'm can't figure out how to map a long string, one longer than 255 characters.
In an Oct. 22 email from Mark Woon about adding CLOB support to Hibernate, Mark wrote: "The above applies to BLOBs as well. I think I'm giving up on this for now, unless anyone has an idea about how to get around these problems."
This seems to indicate that the latest version of Hibernate (1.2rc1) does not have support for CLOBs. Is this true?
Without support for CLOBs is there any way use Hibernate to persist fields longer than 255 characters? What type should I use in my mapping file?
Thanks for your assistance,
Dave Johnson http://www.rollerweblogger.org/page/roller
Dave Johnson wrote:
Without CLOB support, there is no way to store a string longer than 255 characters?
- Dave
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