1. XML to Relational with DB2 and Java (and Hibernate?) stackoverflow.comWhat I have here is a bunch of XML-Files containing data and a nice ER-Model to which the data belongs. What my problem is: I need to get this data into ... |
2. What orm.xml features should be avoided to stay database agnostic? stackoverflow.comI'm embarking on an adventure in JPA and want to, inasmuch as possible, stay database agnostic. What orm.xml features should I avoid to stay database agnostic? For example, if I use ... |
3. XML Generation versus XML Database stackoverflow.comCurrently I'm using Hibernate to persist the entities within my app and I serve the entities back to my users in the form of XML. However this means that each time ... |
4. Best way to web application return XML document basis on database data (USED BY VXML)? stackoverflow.comI have to write VXML application which will be able to access to database. The VXML standard let cause external url with parameters but in response I have to return generated ... |
5. java hibernate netbeans xml stackoverflow.comWhen i am using net beans to develop one standalone swing application which is transacting with derby database. In my database i dont have any ID field all columns are nullable ... |
6. export data from database into xml file stackoverflow.comhow i can export data from database and store it in xml file using hibernate with annotation. Please tell me any way or tutorial can help me! thanks! |
7. Hibernate write to XML database stackoverflow.comWe currently have the following task ahead, and I'm struggling to find what I believe should be out there somewhere. A datamodel is stored in MySQL via Hibernate. Everything works fine and ... |
9. can we access xml data returned by database in JPA coderanch.com |
10. Use Hibernate to back up database data to an XML file forum.hibernate.org |
11. database server information & server.xml forum.hibernate.orgIs there a recommended way to store the database server information somewhere in my code tree, and not in server.xml? I'd like to be able to just drop a jar file on, and not have to modify the server.xml for each setup / install. Is there a good way to do this? Is there a good reason not to do it ... |
12. Is hibernate capable to generates a db from an xml file? forum.hibernate.org |
13. Hibernate supporting xml databases forum.hibernate.org |
14. Hibernate and xml databases forum.hibernate.org |
15. How to go from DB to XML and back using Hibernate forum.hibernate.orgHi, I am tasked with exporting config information stored in the datbase into an XML file and reading back the same information back to the database. I have decided to use Hibernate as the DB schema is already fixed and I can reverse engineer by using middlegen hibernate plugin. This will help me pull information from DB to POJO domain objects. ... |
16. Use DB + Hibernate instead of plain XML-Files? forum.hibernate.orgHi @ all, i need to find the right way to store (and retrieve) some very complex datastructures and keep in mind to be able to build some queries for whatever. Ok so far. Let me try to explain these datastructures xml-like: |
17. XML -> DB with hibernate, whats the most used? forum.hibernate.org |
18. how can i config mi xml to not use a db forum.hibernate.orgThanks to respond post previous. But not yet profit to persist the class. //this is the example |
19. XML-DB forum.hibernate.org |
20. is it possible to write to XML file instead of database forum.hibernate.org |
21. Database to XML using Hibernate forum.hibernate.orgI am starting a new project where I need to do two things. Create a request and process a response from a web service. For the request, I need to query my DB, convert the results into XML and send it out to the web service. For the response, I need to take the XML response from the web service and ... |
22. XML native DB forum.hibernate.org |
23. DB-storage of XML datastream: is Hibernate for me? forum.hibernate.orgHey there Hibernate people. I have an XML-over-JMS datastream (multiple topics/schemas) which I am about to write a "store everything that comes over these topics to a database" application, for extended analasys and possible playback. It has been suggested to me that Hibernate would be perfect for my needs (and also that Spring should be considered to go along with it), ... |