1. Generating a SWING/Gui from Hibernate stackoverflow.comis there any tool that would read a something like a hibernate mapping file and would then create some stubs of java code for a java Swing client ? Thanks, ... |
2. Filling combobox from database by using hibernate in Java stackoverflow.comHeyy; I am developing a small swing based application with hibernate in java. And I want fill combobox from database coloumn. How I can do that? And I don't know in where(under ... |
3. Which Hibernate compatible database to use for Java Swing application? stackoverflow.comI will be implementing a java swing app. At first, I wanted to use apache derby db, because I needed embeded db. But it turned out that it does not plays ... |
4. JavaDB/Hibernate/Swing autosort stackoverflow.comI have a Java swing application with Hibernate and network JavaDB/DerbyDB. There is a table which is like this in structure:
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5. Where to store Swing app database username and password? forum.hibernate.orgIt is alot simpler to have one database user and do ACL that way. Simple question...Where and how should I store the username and password for a Swing application? So users don't find the username and password and login to the database directly, would my best bet be to store an encrypted username and password in a properties file and decrypt ... |
6. Database security on Swing app forum.hibernate.orgNew to Hibernate here. In a Swing/WebLogic application, must the Swing application make database connections directly to the database in order to leverage the advantages of Hibernate? If so, which database account is typically used? A database account shared amongst all users that has read/write access? Or separate database accounts for each user (thus necessitating a lot of sysadmin overhead)? If ... |
7. Remote db access from Swing app using Hibernate forum.hibernate.orgI do not think that exposing your mysql database to the internet is wise, even if using https as a transport. A middle layer has lots of advantages including some very basic ones like: 1. enforce login using user scheme that is not dependent on mysql and you can define privileges that make sense to your application 2. caching 3. database ... |