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By markphip
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Published: Jan 31 2007 / 20:16
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Konstantin Scheglov replied ago:
Yes, I've fought with Hibernate couple months and after all thrown it away and wrote my own "trivial" ORM implementation using CGLib. I don't need anything special from ORM - just simple support for loading/writing objects and master/details, exactly as I do them using SQL, but using objects with annotations. This removes most Statement/ResultSet operations and not too complex/generic/smart to be PITA itself.
Gene Gotimer complained ago:
dzone@portinfo.com reported this link as inaccurate on 02/01/2007 @ 04:25:45
iBatis may indeed be the better choice, but all this article points out is that he configured Hibernate for use with a webapp and it performed badly with his RCP app. He never tried configuring it correctly, and he didn't understand how to manage his Hibernate sessions.
JensSchauder replied ago:
I agree. They got a problem and instead of trying to understand what is going on just switched to a weaker tool.
If anybody is looking for a working aproach with hibernate, have a look at http://blog.schauderhaft.de/2008/09/28/hibernate-sessions-in-two-tier-rich-client-applications/
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