On Thursday, August 7, 2003, at 11:53 pm, Emmanuel Bernard wrote:
The Geronimo plugin for Hibernate as Henri said seems to be a good
idea :
- Hibernate is a great tool (just my opinion ;-))
- Integrating 2 different persistence layer greatly help to stay
solution agnostic.
Using Maven dependenc
The Geronimo plugin for Hibernate as Henri said seems to be a good idea :
- Hibernate is a great tool (just my opinion ;-))
- Integrating 2 different persistence layer greatly help to stay
solution agnostic.
Using Maven dependency allow the project to be Apache policy compliant
(no hosting)
Emm
I didn't realise Hibernate was LGPL - sorry my mistake - so we should
probably remove it from the list for now.
If we created a plugin API inside Geronimo that someone could implement
with Hibernate (outside of Apache) then we could use Hibernate.
Though Apache (currently AFAIK) cannot...
* imp
Hibernate can be pluggable, but it cannot be redistributed with Geronimo.
The licensing for a plugin that plugs Hibernate into Geronimo is a bit
harder to judge :)
For example, Maven ships with a plugin for Hibernate. It is licensed under
the Apache Software License, and yet taking the current t
I read in the FAQ
From the ASF licenced projects...
"OJB or Hibernate for JDO & plugins to the CMP engine"
Hibernate is a LGPL license project ;-(. Can it stilll stay in the
usable project ?
