AFAIK the difference when using an app server (which JBoss is) is that
it should manage your resources. In this case, the Connection Pool - so
its up to you to configure hibernate to use the pool you want - the one
JBoss offers.
Aside from that, all what tapestry concerns, it makes no difference -
In TSS there is an article about hivemind which gives very good source
code for using hibernate with hivemind including transaction
interception. If your services are configured in Hivemind, or if you use
hibernate directly from your pages/components (which you normally
shouldn't) - this is the way to go.
If you use spring - consult a spring mailing list.
Cheers,
Ron
Andreas Bulling wrote:
Hi Raul,
first, thanks a lot for your answer and the links!
Except Hivetranse I had visited the sites before but
unfortunately they couldn't help me with my questions
because I don't know if (and how) they fit into the JBoss environment/
how to connect Hibernate/Jboss. I don't even know if JBoss is
something "special" at all which needs special attention...
The second thing is that I don't know what is the right way
to enhance my vlib-geared project... "Normal" EJB's are used in vlib -
is it reasonable to exchange this with Hibernate code? And if yes,
how?
Sincerly,
Andreas
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