Check out JDBI as well.
Vit
On 25. 01. 23 3:23, Locke, Jonathan (Luo Shibo) wrote:
JOOQ is good for me most of the time.
Jon
On Jan 24, 2023, at 6:34 PM, James Pollard wrote:
I don't need hibernates added level of abstraction
I was taught in the past to do database connectivity using
JOOQ is good for me most of the time.
Jon
On Jan 24, 2023, at 6:34 PM, James Pollard wrote:
I don't need hibernates added level of abstraction
I was taught in the past to do database connectivity using jdbc
drivers/connectors, hikaricp just takes this a step further
by providing a pool of
I don't need hibernates added level of abstraction
I was taught in the past to do database connectivity using jdbc
drivers/connectors, hikaricp just takes this a step further
by providing a pool of connections to use. Basically I've looked at orm
frameworks in the past and just couldn't get my
On Tue, Jan 24, 2023 at 8:50 AM James Pollard
wrote:
> I've managed to make some progress with database connectivity, ended up
> using hikaricp instead
>
HikariCP is a just a connection pool.
I am not sure what exactly you mean with "instead". A connection pool is
not a replacement of an ORM
I've managed to make some progress with database connectivity, ended up
using hikaricp instead
However, I can't workout where the most appropriate place to put the
connection pool close call, is there a close or shutdown function
I can override so that the connection pool can be closed
But I'm not sure where to put the following parts
Session sess = sessionFactory.openSession();
ManagedSessionContext.bind(sess);
This is done in some utility method when you retrieve the session for
the first time in the request.
You should also check if the session is already bound by
Thanks Vit,
I've defined the hibernate.cfg.xml file
I've defined the following globally in the Application class
private Configuration config = new Configuration();
private ServiceRegistry serviceRegistry;
private SessionFactory sessionFactory;
I've placed the following at the end of the init
Hi James,
On Thu, Dec 22, 2022 at 2:24 PM James wrote:
> Thanks for the guidance so far, that pointed me to find additional
> resources on JPA
> I believe I have this configured correctly, but I'm confused about how
> to integrate JPA/Hibernate into a
> pure wicket authenticated web application
Hi,
I'm currently using Hibernate without Spring and what you want to
achieve can be done in several steps:
- prepare your org.hibernate.cfg.Configuration
- set Configuration's property:
config.setProperty("hibernate.current_session_context_class", "managed");
- get SessionFactory by caling
Thanks for the guidance so far, that pointed me to find additional
resources on JPA
I believe I have this configured correctly, but I'm confused about how
to integrate JPA/Hibernate into a
pure wicket authenticated web application project since the resource you
directed me to previously
seems
https://github.com/MarcGiffing/wicket-spring-boot/blob/master/wicket-spring-boot-starter-example/src/main/java/com/giffing/wicket/spring/boot/example/model/Customer.java
This defines a JPA entity and this JPA/Hibernate
I've had a look through it but couldn't find any reference to hibernate
so far, its entirely
possible that I managed to miss it while I was searching though
Best Regards
James Pollard
james.poll...@iinet.net.au
On 19/12/22 5:06 pm, Ernesto Reinaldo Barreiro wrote:
Hi,
This project
Hi,
This project
https://github.com/MarcGiffing/wicket-spring-boot
contains a sample project that integrates with JPA/hibernate.
On Mon, Dec 19, 2022 at 9:12 AM James wrote:
> Hi,
> can anyone direct me to any resources on how to integrate hibernate for
> data persistence?
>
> the closest
Hi,
can anyone direct me to any resources on how to integrate hibernate for
data persistence?
the closest I've managed to find is
https://www.infoworld.com/article/2077901/web-development-with-wicket--part-3--many-ways-to-persist.html?page=7
but there's still things that are confusing me on
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