Yeah, it just didn't feel right accessing the Hibernate calls directly
from flow. I've heard a lot about Spring, so it works well with
Cocoon and Hibernate? What kind of learning curve? I'm
about halfway through this project which has a development end date in
about 2 weeks. I've got the POJO objects written and all the
Hibernate mappings done, so I'm just mapping all that to a web frontend
(which is the easiest part when using Cocoon, hehe). I'll look a
little closer into Spring tonight/tomorrow.
Thanks,
- Brent
On 4/13/05, Leszek Gawron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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.
