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Portlets with Hibernate

 
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Hi Folks,

I was using Portlets for UI design which interfaced with WebServices in backend.
Could you brief how Portlets can be interfaced with Hibernate as backend?

Thanks in advance,
Shemida
 
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Hi,

You can use Hibernate with Portlets like you do in a typical web application. If you are using Spring Portlet MVC (or Spring in the middle-tier), then it is quite simple to use Hibernate for persistence because of built-in support in Spring for integrating with Hibernate ORM.

You can find examples for using Hibernate and Spring JDBC in the source code of chapter 9 of Portlets in Action book: http://code.google.com/p/portletsinaction/downloads/list

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ashish
 
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Hi Ashish,

Thanks a lot for the reply.
Will go through the link for portlets.

Regards,
Shemida
 
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