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iBatis in Action: With Spring an alternative for Hibernate?

 
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After reading some stuff I still need some feedback to put iBatis into the right edge.

Can I say that iBatis in combination with Spring handles Persistence Management (iBatis) and Transaction Management (Spring) and hence establish an alternative to Hibernate or Entity Beans?

Do you explain this in your book?

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Darya
 
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Yes. You are correct. However, we decided against discussing Spring in our book (other than a few honorable mentions), only because almost EVERY Spring book in existance discusses how to use iBATIS with Spring, and can obviously do a better job of it.

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Clinton
 
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Sounds great, thanks for clarifying.
 
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