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IDEs support Hibernate ???

 
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What are IDEs support Hibernate ???
 
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Hi Somkiat,

I've seen that IBM's WSAD definitely supports
Hibernate, with plug ins for different tasks.

Given that I guess there must be something
for Eclipse as well since both products, that
is eclipse and wsad, are so closely related.

Cheers,

Gian Franco Casula
[ August 31, 2004: Message edited by: Gian Franco Casula ]
 
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You don't need any special IDE support to develop with Hibernate. However, a decent XML editor does help.
 
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What do you mean by this? There are some nice plugins in Eclipse world which can help you while developing with Hibernate.
 
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What do you mean by this? There are some nice plugins in Eclipse world which can help you while developing with Hibernate.



what plugins ? how do you use them, how do they help...

here is a list of eclipse plugins dealing with hibernate: http://eclipse-plugins.2y.net/eclipse/search.jsp?query=hibernate

all you need for hibernate is the mapping files... you can write them with an XML editor or use XDoclet to generate them (www.downside.ch/pascal).


cheers


pascal

PS. sorry to say but as soon as there is a book to win the signal-to-noise ratio changes significantly... (i hope a "me too" post doesn't qualify for the book :-) )
[ August 31, 2004: Message edited by: pascal betz ]
 
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Now, i use HibernateSynchonizer plug-in for Eclipse.

But i need to use another plug-in better than ....
 
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Thank you very much for link of hibernate plu-in.
 
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Originally posted by Gavin King:
You don't need any special IDE support to develop with Hibernate. However, a decent XML editor does help.



What is name of your XML editor ?
 
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Even if it unrelated: I use for development Eclipse and the nice plugin is XMLBuddy (at least for me).

PS. sorry to say but as soon as there is a book to win the signal-to-noise ratio changes significantly... (i hope a "me too" post doesn't qualify for the book :-) )



True (I want to just say me too :-)). A nice tool for me is Middlegen-Hibernate. As I am using legacy databases this is helping me a lot. Indeed it is not a plugin. And about the XML editing, it is not so easy to create the mappings for 250 tables (each ranging from 10-50 fields).
 
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I use JEdit, actually.

Well, if people find the eclipse plugins helpful, that's great :-)

I just mean to say that they are not needed, IMO...
 
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Thank you very much....
 
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I've found XDoclet pretty good for generating my hibernate mappings. I'm using the Eclipse Java editor templates at http://www.meagle.com:8080/hibernate_template.jsp to make the job of remembering the syntax easier. For example they let you enter 'hibprop' and hit ctl-space and receive a code completion of the XDoclet hibernate property tag.
 
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I use XDoclet and it works fine.
If you're interesting in using XDoclet in Hibernate, check this XDoclet for Hibernate.
 
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Thank you,


XDoclet is seem like Ant or not ???


Now, I'm still use Ant...
 
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Originally posted by Somkiat Puisungnoen:
Thank you,


XDoclet is seem like Ant or not ???


Now, I'm still use Ant...



Xdoclet is different from Ant. Ant uses XML file but you use xdoclet tags in source code for example for generating XML files.
 
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Thank you again.....
 
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Ant uses XML file but you use xdoclet tags in source code for example for generating XML files.



I think the difference is not in what they use, but it what they are needed for ;-). XDoclet will enable you generate the mappings starting from your sources (you must include in the sources some special javadoc tags), while Ant offers the de-facto standard for managing projects (build processes, distro processes, etc.). Not letting out Middlegen, I will say that it helps you generating the mappings starting from a DB - so it is used for helping you with legacy databases.

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Originally posted by Somkiat Puisungnoen:
XDoclet is seem like Ant or not ???



If both of them do the same work, why do we need ANT, while we have XDoclet? Or vice versa?

I believe they were born with difference aspects...
 
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