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1. Sharing a grails app domain plugin among multiple grails application clients and sing subset of domain classes    stackoverflow.com

Well this is a strange requirement and I'm thinking about it if this is possible or not. Second thought comes is whether if its a feasible design decision or not. Here is ...

2. Shared database access    forum.hibernate.org

3. Can Hibernate be used with shared databases?    forum.hibernate.org

Can Hibernate be used with shared databases? How does it behave? At our last integration project we chose Castor only because it has the notion of Long Transaction. Before a Long Transaction ends, Castor "refreshes" the cached object from the persistent storage and compares the user object against the fresh one. This way even if another application separately uses the storage ...

5. Can Hibernate and non-Hibernate Applications Share a DB    forum.hibernate.org

Sure you can. Considerations are the same regardless of the technique being used to access the database concurrently from multiple applications. Note: Hibernate does not require special tables or indexes to work correctly. Middlegen is currently the recommended tool (Hibernate 2.x) to reverse engineer the database. See Wiki and Middlegen pages. Hibernate 3.x toolset will include database reverse engineering tools - ...

6. Can a hibernate app share a database with another app    forum.hibernate.org

Can a hibernate application share a database with another application? And be happy at the same time? Here is my problem: Lets make a very simple version of my problem. I have a database with two tables, Person and Address. Code: Person: +-----------+-------------+ | Name | Type | +-----------+-------------+ ...

7. Multiple applications, shared model, shared database    forum.hibernate.org

Hi all, I'm currently working on a large enterprise system and am faced with a difficult decision on how to structure a set of applications. Let me give you the lay of the land. We have 2 main applications: the frontend (a web application) and a backend application (stand alone java app). Both of these applications share the same legacy database. ...