Hibernating Java Objects
Since I have a little downtime at work this week, I have decided to try and learn Hibernate. So far it isn’t going all that well.
“Hibernate is a powerful, ultra-high performance object/relational persistence and query service for Java. Hibernate lets you develop persistent classes following common Java idiom - including association, inheritance, polymorphism, composition and the Java collections framework.”
The documentation contains a quick start guide that shows you to use Hibernate with Tomcat and a servlet. However, all the tutorial includes in the bare minimum of code that pertains directly to Hibernate. This means that you need to create the servlet and fill in a lot of holes. And my little application has a lot of holes in it.
From my cursory look at the documentation, working with Hibernate looks a lot easier than working with Entity Beans or rolling my own ORM layer. I am just hoping that I can get it all up and running. Once I do, I may post an addendum to the quickstart tutorial in the Hibernate docs that fills in a lot of the wholes for new developers.
I’m a new for Hibernating stuff. Please send me relavant details for improve my knowledge regarding Hibernating. I think your tutoril will be very helpful to me. Please send me your tutoril. Thanks.
Unfortunately, I have not created one yet. I have simply not had the time to sit down and write a good, solid tutorial for Hibernate. Plus, at the moment, I am trying to come to grips with Hibernate 3. If I ever do post a tutorial, the best way to find it will be to do a search of my site.
I’m a new for Hibernating stuff. Please send me relavant details for improve my knowledge regarding Hibernating. I think your tutoril will be very helpful to me. Please send me your tutoril. Thanks.