Hi Daniel,

I've used Turbine 2.3 and 2.4 in projects with hibernate providing the
om layer and it works very well. However, I don't use the tdk, but use
turbine with maven to handle dependencies and ant and xdoclet to handle
the generation of the hibernate config files and schema export. 

Documentation on this is sparse at the moment, but I am hoping that this
will shortly be improved.

Even if you only use maven for downloading dependencies it is valuable.
The Avalon jars can be found in the maven repository at
http://www.ibiblio.org/maven

As a guide to using maven turbine etc. you might like to check out the
example application in the jakarta-turbine-fulcrum cvs tree. It is under
the osworkflow component. I have not used this personally, but I believe
that it does build and run.

I hope that this helps.

Peter



On Thu, 2004-04-29 at 20:37, Daniel Brahneborg wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I'm using TDK 2.3, and wanted to start working on the database
> layer for my application.
> 
> First I wanted to go with the usual peer model, but couldn't
> find any good reference of the list of available database types.
> Is there such a list?  Where?  Most important are the various
> large text and blob types.  A link from one of the other
> reference pages would be great.
> 
> I then decided to check out Hibernate, and found the little
> howto text.  I wanted to use Hibernate for another project as
> well, so I thought it would be a good choice.  However, a
> couple of things seems to be missing:
> 
>  - I don't have Maven installed. Turbine 2.4 seems to be
>    using that, but 2.4 is not released yet. Can I use Maven
>    with Turbine 2.3? Should I? How?
> 
>  - What is the HibernateExt project? The hibernate-extensions
>    seems to be something quite different. Where can I
>    download it? How do I integrate it in my TDK tree?
> 
>  - What do I need to download for the Avalon part? From where?
> 
>  - Alternatively, can I use Hibernate with a standard TDK 2.3
>    setup, by just copying the Hibernate jar into the lib dir?
>    Would the ServiceLocator and the other examples still work?
> 
>  - The text in the "Directory Structures" box looks a bit
>    strange.
> 
>  - A little spelling error: "so you will need to provide an
>    implemation yourself.".
> 
>  - Is the servlet filter properly closed when the view layer
>    is done?  Explicitly, or by the garbage collector?
> 
> Many thanks,
> 
> /Basic
> 
> 
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