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Introduction to OpenJPA

OpenJPA is the open source implementation of the Java Persistence API (JPA). OK, so what's that? THAT is a way to persist information in Java by way of using a back-end database and not having to write a bunch of messy JDBC code. Why is this needed? Well...

3 replies - 4757 views - 02/05/10 by Yakura Coffee in News

Harder Than it Should be - Hibernate Maven POM Dependencies

In preparation for my upcoming No Fluff Just Stuff session in Cincinnati, I decided to finally rework the code example to use Hibernate as the JPA provider - rather than using OpenJPA. Don't get me wrong, OpenJPA is a great persistence framework. However it...

1 replies - 42105 views - 08/11/08 by Pratik Patel in Articles