Andreas Bulling wrote:
Hi Ron,
also thanks for your answer!
| 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.
[Newbie] What is TSS? ;)
The server side . com
search there for hivemind - there is an excelent article which explains
hivemind and has some code to download - the hibernate part I use out of
the box and its great (I think its the same as hivetranse/hiveutil.
take your time to read an understand, its worth it.
cheers,
Ron
No, I don't want to use spring (or at least I don't know why I should
if I can use Hivemind instead which seems to be a replacement for it, at least
to a certain degree and my current knowledge).
But that's exactly the problem: What are the services I need/I have to
implement/the steps I have to do to be able to use Hibernate for example
in a vlib-related code context. What would I have to substitute in the
vlib code to use Hibernate correctly?
It seems I need some Hivemind service(s) which do the low-level
stuff, right!? But after that: Do I have to inject some resource,
how can I access the database, etc.? Which parts of the current
vlib EJB-Code become unncessary?
Sincerly,
Andreas
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