Re: Spring/hibernate and JDBC
On 7/10/2011 8:24 AM, Stefan Ram wrote:
Jack<junw2000@gmail.com> writes:
With spring and hibernate so popular now, is there anybody still only
use JDBC to write database application code? Thanks.
I like the idea of JPA, but AFAIK, no implementation is part
of Java SE? So the canonical way to develope a desktop
application with JPA would be to mix Java SE with a database
and a JPA implementation?
Yes.
It works fine.
Working in SE context was one of the design goals behind
entity beans -> JPA as far as I remember.
I dislike to depend on too many different libraries and
providers (i.e., Java SE is provided by Oracle, Hibernate by
another party, the database possibly by another party).
Today it is common to need 20-30 different open source libs.
Just a mental barrier to get over.
I am disappointed that Derby is only part of the JDK, but
not of the JRE. I surely would love Derby and an JPA
implementation to be part of Java SE!
Could make sense.
Arne
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