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1. Re: SEAM + stored pcoedures
christian.bauer Aug 26, 2007 10:54 AM (in response to kevcpu411)Yes, read the Hibernate documentation.
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2. Re: SEAM + stored pcoedures
kevcpu411 Aug 26, 2007 1:58 PM (in response to kevcpu411)First, sorry for the misspellings I was up late:-). Also, I have been trying to find good examples for doing CRUD with JSF but for some reason I keep coming up short. IT almost seems like this is not possible. In all of the scenarios I have seen thus far an action has to occur first. If I wanted the user sent to another page for editing a record I have to put the record in the session before I actually go to the other page? Is this true? I dont see an entry point into loading a bean for a new page except in the constructor. Please sa it aint so? Have you ever dealt with this in JSF?
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3. Re: SEAM + stored pcoedures
yacho Aug 26, 2007 2:11 PM (in response to kevcpu411)You Can start a new conversation to gold data model selection.
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4. Re: SEAM + stored pcoedures
ellenzhao Aug 26, 2007 2:19 PM (in response to kevcpu411)If you want to reduce communication between app server and database server for batch data processing, you may want to consider using a rule engine instead of calling stored procedure from your conversation beans. The syntax of DRL declarations is far, far more developer-friendly than any stored procedure languages I've ever seen (Oracle, MaxDB, MySQL 5+). And using a rule engine has a negative-exponential performance improvement if your application has heavy "many objects, many patterns" matching computation.
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5. Re: SEAM + stored pcoedures
pmuir Aug 27, 2007 11:27 AM (in response to kevcpu411)Try seam-gen, it generates CRUD views/beans for you from a database schema. You can take the techniques used and extend them for your app as needed.