Originally posted by Paul Sturrock:
Its not one of the officially supported (or community supported) databases for Hibernate. No surprise there, its not really an RDBMS. So the unhelpful answer is: don't bother trying to use Hibernate with Access. If you need a database for development purposes, try something like HypersonicSQL or MySQL.
Not officially supported, but I believe you can try it with their GenericDialect. Use the JDBC-ODBC bridge for the driver, of course.