Jacob Danner wrote:
>From previous posting on teh mailing list it sounds like some folks
have had some success with hibernate.
I can't say I've needed to do what you are describing, but it should
be possible with some additional impl on your part.
How? What do you mean by additional impl??
As far as managing the database side of things, XMLBeans doesn't do
any of that for you, and it sounds like you want to use Hibernate to
manage your DB interaction.
I know this. That's the reason I am asking about how to use Hibernate or
any ORM tool.
If I may suggest, find an ORM solution that meets your needs and then
see if it works with XMLBeans.
That was my question in the first place. What is this magical solution ?
-jacobd
On Nov 10, 2007 9:33 PM, Mansour <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
Hello every one:
I am new to xmlbeans, and before I start reading and try to learn
about
it I need to know which ORM plays well with XMLBeans.
First thing, I have a huge number of XML schema files that contain
complex and simple types. These files need to be bound to java objects
for the business layer. And, I need to create a relational DB from
these schema files as well and access the DB using ORM.
I was wondering if there any framework that enables me to do all
these
things.
XML schema -----> Java Objects Binding ---------> Hibernate
mapping (or
any other ORM) ---------> Create Tables in the DB
I have searched around and could not find anything, therefore
decided to
ask if someone have done this before.
I have worked with hibernate and prefer to use it if possible.
Thank you.
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