Thanks Karl,I will start working on EOF first and then Hibernate.I
would really need your help when i Stuck Hibernate integration.
On 3/10/13, Ken Anderson wrote:
> Essentially, yes. If you're looking for an exercise, it would be better to
> implement something completely in WebObjects first, an
I think that "ridiculous waste of time" is the phrase you want. I doubt that
anyone here or anywhere else has done this. If you want Hibernate, why use
WebObjects? You just want the web presentation layer and lots of needless
problems?
Chuck
On 2013-03-10, at 7:35 AM, miriyala srinivas w
Essentially, yes. If you're looking for an exercise, it would be better to
implement something completely in WebObjects first, and then understand what
would have to happen in order to use hibernate instead. It's unlikely you'll
get a whole lot of help for what most would consider a fruitless
Correct me if i am wrong , what I understood from your responses is we can
integrate WO with Hibernate but its work around kind of thing, right?
On Sun, Mar 10, 2013 at 3:41 AM, Karl Gretton wrote:
> Chuck is spot on here. If you want to use WO with raw JDBC, Hibernate or
> any of the other J2
Chuck is spot on here. If you want to use WO with raw JDBC, Hibernate or any
of the other J2EE miasma then you are missing the point.
Use WO as it is (inside a J2EE container or just standalone) and forget the
other complex stuff from J2EE.
Karl
On 8 Mar 2013, at 20:38, Chuck Hill wrote:
>
As Chuck mentionned, WebObjects is a full stack framework. However you can
just use the "presentation" part of WO and use whatever java library to
access your data. That said, I'm pretty sure Hibernate domain objects (fake
POJOs as they are in fact managed by Hibernate) will be happy with the
state
I don't know why you would use either one. WebObjects is not J2EE. Part of
WebObjects is EOF which does a similar job to what Hibernate does.
Chuck
On 2013-03-08, at 7:42 PM, miriyala srinivas wrote:
> Hi All,
> I am completely new to WebObjects and I have gone through the WebObjects
> Com
Hi All,
I am completely new to WebObjects and I have gone through the WebObjects
Community for the basic information and I successfully ran sample webObjecs
application in windows using Eclipse.But I wanted to try out more things
like integrating with Hibernate and Spring.This weekend I am going to
