When I first started coding Oracle PL/SQL for my employer, I realised that I
found myself back in medieval ages. A syntax reminding me of Ada
and...
12 replies - 9399 views - 01/13/11 by Lukas Eder in Articles
A year ago, a colleague of mine showed me a very interesting framework named Krank
(latter renamed to Crank because the previous name means “sick” in...
3 replies - 5584 views - 01/11/11 by Nicolas Frankel in Articles
Hibernate is a well-know persistence framework in
the Java world, it comes with a wonderful API to ease application
communication with the...
5 replies - 6395 views - 12/21/10 by Mohammed Amine Tazi in Articles
I came across a very interesting fact about Spring transaction management. Spring provides us with two ways of handling transactionUsing proxies,Using DI...
3 replies - 7222 views - 12/03/10 by Gabriel Jeremia... in Articles
This article presents a new open source database performance
benchmark for JPA that covers Hibernate, EclipseLink, DataNucleus,
OpenJPA and ObjectDB.
My...
18 replies - 12285 views - 11/10/10 by Ilan Kirsh in Articles
In the first part of this series on Hades I talked about queries and finder support. In this article, I will talk about another useful feature...
1 replies - 5384 views - 10/21/10 by Shekhar Gulati in Articles
This article takes a look at some of the problems associated with sending complex object graphs from Java to Flex, a few common workarounds and how lazy...
12 replies - 36805 views - 10/21/10 by Marty Pitt in Articles
JBoss is now finished with Hibernate Core 3.6.0, which was developed in parallel with the 3.5.6 maintenance release. Hibernate 3.5.6 went final in September...
0 replies - 9976 views - 10/14/10 by Mitch Pronschinske in News
We all know that one coarse-grained operation is more efficient than a
number of fine-grained ones when communicating over the network
boundary but until...
2 replies - 4211 views - 09/21/10 by Jakub Holý in Tips and Tricks
With social media, big data has come to the forefront of technology. Whether you want to continuously search Twitter, aggregate the social activity on several...
3 replies - 11885 views - 09/20/10 by Robert Diana in Articles
I'm fairly new to the whole NoSQL game, and one thing I keep hearing is how great Cassandra is. Built by Facebook and open sourced in 2008, Cassandra is...
0 replies - 14583 views - 09/14/10 by James Sugrue in Articles
Cayenne is a powerful Java Object Relational Mapping
framework. It’s open source and completely free. One of the main
Cayenne distinctions is that it...
2 replies - 3609 views - 09/08/10 by Mohammed Amine Tazi in Articles
Recently while exploring I Hibernate I came to know a very nice feature of
Hibernate which gives a handle to map naming convention of underlying
tables and...
2 replies - 12507 views - 08/27/10 by Sudhir Mongia in Articles
A decent amount of uproar was generated this week when JBoss developers
indicated that the latest stable release of Hibernate (3.5.5) would have
deprecated...
1 replies - 27983 views - 08/20/10 by Mitch Pronschinske in Daily Dose
In this article we will see how Hibernate provides built-in types that
map to common database types. We'll also see how Hibernate allows us to
implement...
0 replies - 18074 views - 08/13/10 by ahmad seddighi in Articles
