I'm writing a chapter on Struts for a book, Professional JSP 2.0, from
Wrox (http://www.wrox.com/books/1861008325.htm). This chapter includes
information on Hibernate. The reason I'm sending this post is to verify
the following statement:
Hibernate: Hibernate is a powerful, ultra-high performanc
something like that ;)
"Max Rydahl Andersen"
Very nice!
:)
All looking very professional now..
Thanks Christian!
Christian Bauer
I think you need something like EOB but
anyway…
I implemented something like that. I add a
CGLIB-based interceptor to my Hibernated objects, then whenever a dependent object
or a collection of dependent objects are accessed by calling a getBlabla method I send a request to the server a
I'm wondering how
many people would like to access persistent objects from a remote
client
directly. I guess
most people use servlets/JSP, in which case they don't care about
remote
accessibility.
Looking at J2EE,
entity beans can be accessed remotely. However, every call to an
entity
see http://www.enterpriseobjectbroker.org/, I think it must be interesting
for you.
> I'm wondering how many people would like to access persistent objects from
a
> remote client
> directly. I guess most people use servlets/JSP, in which case they don't
> care about remote
> accessibility.
>
> Loo
