[AXIS2] AXIS2 and HIBERNATE

[Fabien Couble <fa...@capgemini.com>]

Hi all,

I have chosen to use HIBERNATE to manage the persistence in AXIS2. 
I know that people have already used HIBERNATE with AXIS2 that's wy, I'd to know what is the protocol to install and use HIBERNATA with AXIS2?
Should I install absolutly a J2EE server like JBOSS or JONAS?
Or Can I use HIBERNATE with AXIS2 without suach a server?

Thx for your response,
Fabien

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Re: [AXIS2] AXIS2 and HIBERNATE

[robert lazarski <ro...@gmail.com>]

Axis2 really has nothing to do with Hibernate - its just something that
would go somewhere into your business logic of the service. If you configure
and manage hibernate with spring, then you could wire spring into axis2 and
then get subsequently get hibernate and axis2 working together - but that's
not essential.

Among the things jboss can do for you with hibernate is (a) JTS (b)
clustering with ejb using hibernate for persistence. Note Spring can make
the transaction implementation pluggable, and has its own in the case of
tomcat.

HTH,
Robert
http://www.braziloutsource.com/

On 8/8/06, Fabien Couble <fa...@capgemini.com> wrote:
>
>  Hi all,
>
> I have chosen to use HIBERNATE to manage the persistence in AXIS2.
> I know that people have already used HIBERNATE with AXIS2 that's wy, I'd
> to know what is the protocol to install and use HIBERNATA with AXIS2?
> Should I install absolutly a J2EE server like JBOSS or JONAS?
> Or Can I use HIBERNATE with AXIS2 without suach a server?
>
> Thx for your response,
> Fabien
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