Hi
I'm tried Gilead, and it works great when integrating GWT and Hibernate.
I also read from the forum that we can integrate GWT and Hibernate without
Gilead (and it is faster?).
I'm wondering, how should we handle the lazy loading without using library
like Gilead?
I'm still googling for the ex
Maybe what you're looking for is JSON, XML or DTO (Data Transfer Object).
In those cases you will do the bridge between the hibernate model and the
data sent to GWT client, not Gilead anymore.
Regards,
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Felipe Marin Cypriano
Vitória - ES
http://www.linkedin.com/in/felipecypriano
On Wed, Fe
You don't necessarily have to use JSON, XML or DTOs. We reuse our
Hibernate entities on the client side. However, you need to keep in
mind that all types of collections (Lists, Maps, Sets, etc) are turned
into a Hibernate specific Persistent* object when you get the object
from the database.
An e
Hello,
Just one question : if you app works with Gilead, why do you want to
work without it ? Would you plan to work without Hibernate even if
JDBC is faster ??
(ok, that's 2 questions ;-)...)
Just to know...
Regards
Bruno
PS : using Dozer for Hibernate and GWT is a pain. Really. That's just
t
Hi Bruno
I'm using Gilead, but I also read about the discussion integrating GWT and
Hibernate without Gilead.
I'm wondering of how other do this without Gilead, just try to learn if
there is an alternative way.
On Fri, Feb 27, 2009 at 5:50 PM, noon wrote:
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> Hello,
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> PS : using Dozer for Hibernate and GWT is a pain. Really. That's just
> the first reason why I develop Hibernate4GWT (now Gilead) !
How is it pain? It's one line of code:
(SomeDomainObject) dozerMapper.map(retrievedFromHibernate,
SomeDomainObject.class)
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Arthur Kalmenson
On Fri, Feb 27,
Bruno,
Arthur likes to send his whole object model from the server to the
client ;)
Users should be careful taking advise from Arthur. He *loves* giving
advise. The only problem is that they are terrible and on subjects
that he has little or no knowledge. Make sure you take a second
opinion befor
It really depends on what you're doing and how large your object graph
is. For example, I would not recommend sending down full objects for
search results. We have a separate DTO for that and once the user
selects a particular search result, we retrieve the full object and
the Dozer mapping works
Hello everyone,
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That's not to say that it isn't ok
My project http://code.google.com/p/tocollege-net/ uses a
HibernateFilter that I hacked together. I think it's an fine approach
in theory, but GWT doesn't make it easy to plug in to the
serialization process at the right points so it can be a pain when GWT
changes its internals. The code is here:
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