Re: [tapestry] Tapestry and hibernate vs cayenne

[J <we...@fluidic.com>]

I am using Hibernate now on a new project.  This is my first OR 
framework/service to use, so I have a little learning curve with it.

So far it works well.  Tapestry has no idea how the objects are "created", 
since I have UseCase objects implementing all the business logic.  In these 
usecase classes, all the hibernate calls are being done. Example, I have a 
CustomerNewUseCase class that requires a Customer object that should be 
inserted into the database.

I might change this and try to abstract out the database handling in the 
usecases.  If I ever have to change my database framework, I would be 
screwed.  But I dont envision doing that since Hibernate can be used across 
the three db platforms I use.

J

At 6/17/2003 10:21 AM $4, you wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>I would like to know who is using one of this O/R frameworks within
>tapestry.
>
>I've read a january post of the cayenne ml where mr. Ship (i think) told
>we was writing a book about tapestry and had to choose between the two.
>
>Howard: have you implemented the petstore? What O/R tool did you
>used/you plan to use?
>
>Hibernate seem to have a bigger userbase and I've found very good
>comments about it. I don't know anything about cayenne.
>
>Thank you,
>-b-
>
>
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