October 2006
Intermediate to advanced
880 pages
22h 11m
English
Hibernate is intended to be used in just about any architectural scenario imaginable. Hibernate may run inside a servlet container; you can use it with web application framework like Struts, WebWork, or Tapestry, or inside an EJB container, or to manage persistent data in a Java Swing application.
Even—perhaps especially—with all these options, it's often difficult to see exactly how Hibernate should be integrated into a particular Java-based architecture. Inevitably, you'll need to write infrastructural code to support your own application design. In this chapter, we describe common Java architectures and show how Hibernate can be integrated into each scenario.
We discuss how you design ...
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