Brent Johnson wrote:
This is probably a simple question. I've read the Wiki about using
Hibernate and most of that uses Hibernate directly in Flow. I'd rather
not do that. I've created some "Wrapper" type classes that are intended
to be used from Flow, and they handle the hibernate sessions. All they
really do is return the POJO objects for display purposes in a
JXTemplate. When a save is done, the flow populates a POJO object based
on data from the request, and a save() function is called in the wrapper
which handles the saving.
I deeply recommend you not to use hibernate directly but put all your
data access code and service layer into spring framework. Then you
simply query spring context from servlet context, lookup appropriate
service bean and perform some actions.
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