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[Cocoon Wiki] New: Getting Started with Cocoon and Hibernate

   Date: 2004-10-28T23:51:48
   Editor: DerekLastname <dh...@csir.co.za>
   Wiki: Cocoon Wiki
   Page: Getting Started with Cocoon and Hibernate
   URL: http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/Getting Started with Cocoon and Hibernate

   draft 1

New Page:

= Getting Started with Cocoon and Hibernate =


== Why would you want to do this?  ==

''brief outline of the benefits of using Hibernate''


== What must you know before you start? ==

''outline skills and depth of knowledge required''

''outline skills and depth of knowledge that would be useful''


== What software is required ? ==

It is assumed that you have already downloaded, compiled and deployed the latest version of Cocoon.  In addition you will need the software listed below.

=== Hibernate ===


== What other software is also useful? ==

=== System X ===

System X is useful because .... It can be obtained from [http://www]

=== System Y ===

System Y is useful because .... It can be obtained from [http://www]

=== System Z ===

System Z  is useful because .... It can be obtained from [http://www]


== How to Install and Configure ==

Hibernate itself can be deployed according to the installation procedure found at [http://www.hibernate.org/].  

Other installation procedures needed before getting started are ...


== Baby Sits: A Really Simple Table ==

=== Objective ===

The objective of this part is to allow a user to perform an ACID (add/create/insert/delete) operation on a single table.  The table, while simple, contains a range of data types that will demonstrate how data is formatted in the front end (by Cocoon) and handled on the back end (by Hibernate).  In addition ...

=== Step 1: Do this ===

=== Step 2: Do this ===

=== Step 3: Do this ===

=== Troubleshooting ===


== Baby Crawls: Working with Mutiple Tables ==

=== Objective ===

The objective of this part is to allow a user to perform an ACID (add/create/insert/delete) operation on multiple tables in a single operation.  

=== Step 1: Do this ===

=== Step 2: Do this ===

=== Step 3: Do this ===

=== Troubleshooting ===


== Baby Stands: Working with Master-Child Tables ==

=== Objective ===

The objective of this part is to allow a user to perform an ACID (add/create/insert/delete) operation on related tables in a single operation.  The "child" table is linked to the "master" table via a common key.  This will demonstrate how rows of data can displayed and updated at the same time.

=== Step 1: Do this ===

=== Step 2: Do this ===

=== Step 3: Do this ===

=== Troubleshooting ===



== Baby Stumbles: Adding Logic for Data Pre- and Post- Processing ==

=== Objective ===

The objective of this part is to show how data passed to and from Hibernate can be evaluated and/or processed in order to apply appropriate business logic.

=== Step 1: Do this ===

=== Step 2: Do this ===

=== Step 3: Do this ===

=== Troubleshooting ===



== Baby Walks: Next Steps to Take ==

=== Performance Tuning and Optimum Configuration ===

=== Rich Application Interface ===

The adoption of a RAI such Laszlo ([http://www.laszlosystems.com/]) will enable you to create a graphically-rich front-end for your web application.  Please refer to ["Getting Started with Cocoon and Hibernate and Laszlo"].

=== Item ===

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== References ==

=== Essential Books and Articles ===

=== Other Wiki Pages ===

=== Related Reading ===

  * [URL] Article name
  * [URL] Article name
  * [URL] Article name


== Downloads ==

The following files can be downloaded:

  * filename #1: ''brief description and purpose''

  * filename #2: ''brief description and purpose''

  * filename #2: ''brief description and purpose''