Re: JBoss for Delphi Users
- From: "Doychin Bondzhev" <doychin@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 6 Aug 2006 22:33:11 +0300
Actually persistence as specified in J2EE is based on Entity beans.
Hibernate is another way of doing persistance. Also there is JDO.
Using plain JDBC is just like using ODBC in Windows ;-)
Doychin
"Jim Cooper" <jcooper@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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In particular, I am curious as to how client datasets might be
implemented in JBoss
JBoss doesn't work like that - it is not a set of components like the VCL.
It's an application server which provides the services required by
Enterprise Java Beans, and into which many other frameworks can be
plugged. AFAICT, the normal way to do data storage is to use Hibernate
(there is a .NET version of this called NHibernate that you can play with
in Delphi), not to directly use JDBC. Often even the Hibernate stuff is
not used directly.
Cheers,
Jim Cooper
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