Using Hibernate and JBoss, how to?

[blulas]

"blulas" wrote:

"blulas" wrote:

"blulas" wrote:
Currently we are using the 2nd beta of JBoss 4.0 in our product and we have been looking into persistence engines for a while. After much research we have decided on Hibernate, for obvious reasons. The integration of Hibernate into JBoss is great news!

It's a little unclear to me as to the level of integration that Hibernate and JBoss will have besides being the CMP mechanism for JBoss.

We are not interested in using Entity beans in our application, but to use simple OR-mapping with Hibernate. How will Hibernate be integrated into JBoss in order to support this approach?

Is there some sort of document out there that shows how to install, setup, configure, and use Hibernate and JBoss together without using CMP?

Thanks in advance!

[rolfz]

so bad.

yes JBoss has several generators but it won't fit in nukes because of pk format. these usually creates UUID pks that are very long strings.

nukes use an Integer PK.
are you sure there is no way to get the PK via SQL ?

for instance in HsqlDB you execute special SQL that gives you the generated PK. its
as far as I remember something like :

"SELECT IDENTITY".

so if you do an insert then execute SELECT IDENTITY it give you back the generated PK.

check PostGres in that way, I am pretty sure
there is something there.

julien

[toastchee]

"toastchee" wrote:
I am wondering the exact same thing. Jboss dudes?

[apivonka]

Please provide something--
Stand alone Application -- How To's
and
J2EE Application (Container Inspecific) -- How To's

[marc.fleury]

RTFM

[eljavanino]

I also want to know where can I find a tutorial on how to use Hibernate in JBoss, and how to configure the various XML files needed.

But I couldn't find any useful articles on this.

Any suggestions?

Thanks.

[garbett]

I posted my install/configuration script that gets JBoss 4.0.2 and Hibernate 3.0 up and running at http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=64209

Also be sure to look at org.jboss.hibernate.session.HibernateContext and it's usage. There are some differences.