1. Use Hibernate and Ibatis in the same application stackoverflow.comI need to write a new app but using some data acces logic from other two app. One uses Hibernate and the other uses iBATIS. Can I use in the same ... |
2. ORM in the realworld stackoverflow.comI am begining a new project that i think will last for some years. Am in the point of deciding the ORM framework to use (or whether to use one at ... |
3. Hibernate vs iBatis stackoverflow.comWe are building a fairly database centric web application. We initially started off using iBatis. |
4. Why should we stop using Ibatis and start using Hibernate? stackoverflow.comPreparing a proposal for my team, I have the obvious ones. Ibatis is retired, no more fixes/enhancements. Hibernate is the de-factor standard. Hibernate has more/better documentation. What would add or take away from the ... |
5. Hibernate vs iBatis - Comparision? stackoverflow.comI want to know comparison between this 2 ORM tools, with some basic points, I am not saying which is better but want to know all the advantages and disadvantages for both ... |
6. lightweight ORM instead of hibernate - robust and agile stackoverflow.comi googled the phrase "lightweight ORM for j2ee" and find this page http://java-source.net/open-source/persistence from one of results. my goal is to find an ORM Framework that is lighter than ... |
7. iBATIS and JPA - enhancement for QL stackoverflow.comiBATIS is the framework which can decouple SQL queries from source, providing good EL with basic statements like if/iterate and macros. JPA is persistence API with an ability to query objects ... |
8. Hibernate or iBatis coderanch.comThey are different and each can be useful, depending on your architecture and/or process. iBatis is a lightweight mapper, you have full control over all SQL executed (you have to write it yourself) which is very helpful in situations with lots of stored procedures and business logic already existant in the database system. iBatis maps result sets to object graphs and ... |
9. iBatis and Hibernate in same book? coderanch.comChris, In general like using an ORM framework because its higher-level. There is general less code to write and maintain. It gives you portability across databases, which is useful even if you only have one DB in production because you can easily switch between with HSQLDB for testing and your production database. The performance optimizations such as eager and lazy loading ... |
10. Topic : comparing Hibernate with iBatis coderanch.comPradip, Hibernate and iBATIS are quite different. With ORM frameworks such as Hibernate you specify how your domain model maps to the database schema: classes to tables, fields to columns, and relationships to either foreign keys or join tables. The ORM framework then generates and executes SQL statements as your application manipulates objects. An ORM will keep track of which objects ... |
11. iBatis follows JPA? coderanch.comNo, absolutely not. :-) There are two reasons, which I'll only speak for myself on (other iBATIS team members may feel differently): 1) iBATIS isn't an ORM in the strict definition sense. JPA was developed jointly between mainly the Hibernate team and the Oracle TopLink team. It is heavily focused on strict ORM semantics. So iBATIS simply wouldn't easily fit the ... |
12. Hibernate vs iBatis coderanch.comWe have been around since Hibernate. So we didn't write iBATIS because we thought we could beat HIbernate. Apart from that iBATIS and Hibernate address different concerns. In a nutshell iBATIS is value based and Hibernate is concerned with object identity. The other distinction is that we are a SQL Mapping framework not a Table to Object mapping tool. We take ... |
13. Compare Ibatis to Hibernate? coderanch.com>> (advantages/disadvantages/features) between Ibatis and Hibernate? Hibernate and iBATIS very different frameworks and are therefore difficult to compare. iBATIS was released the same week that Hibernate was, and the projects were largely unaware of each other. Given that there were 30 some-odd ORM frameworks before Hibernate, I think iBATIS survived because it is so different. So how is it different? First, ... |
14. switching from hibernate to ibatis coderanch.com |
15. Ibatis and Hibernate coderanch.comWell, and take this with a grain of salt. Ibatis is a nice tool to use for those not so big databases that you just want to create a few queries to and map those queries to objects. However, if you have a bigger database then Hibernate will give you much more features and control, which can be a blessing, but ... |
16. Hibernate/IBatis/JPA for Stand alone applications coderanch.comWe are planning on developing a batch(Stand-alone) application. Performace is a very critical part in this. Wanted to get some feed back upon which is the best framework for batch applications. The major actions with the databse would be selects and lesser inserts. There would be very rare updates to the database Can somebody suggest which framework is good for this ... |
17. IBatis vs. JPA coderanch.comHello. The company I recently joined has a very large Java "legacy" flagship web application that was first created about 8 years ago and has been added to piecemeal ever since. To put it mildly we are very much buried under a pile of technical debt. Recently we have had discussions about a new technology stack for when we redesign this ... |
18. Hibernate vs IBATIS coderanch.comIt depends on a lot of things like - your experience with rdbms - are you developing the db schema or are you using a legacy schema. Its said to be difficult to build snapppy hibernate app on top of legacy schema. Ibatis SQLMaps is not an object relational mapper, but it maps sql-input/output to objects. It definitedly requires more hand-coding/maintainance ... |
19. iBatis vs hibernate coderanch.comiBATIS is very simple. Hibernate is much more complex. If you are a SQL expert and want to write SQL yourself, choose iBATIS. But if you don't want to write SQL and you prefer more object-oriented query language and have much time to learn OR-mapping concepts and features, choose Hibernate. iBATIS is so simple, it is just about XML, SQL, and ... |
20. Which is better Ibatis or Hibernate coderanch.comHibernate and iBatis are a bit difficult to compare since they are different in what they do. Hibernate is true object relational mapping. iBatis is simpler than that. It simply maps sql back to objects, an SQL mapper if you will. You should read up on what Object Relational Mapping really is and determine if that is what you need. If ... |
21. Advantage of iBatis over compared to Hibernate coderanch.com"However, lets suppose data model is not in sync with object model, this is where the model starts breaking down. One size does not fit all. So this is where I like to use iBatis; as the alternative solution, iBatis maps results sets to objects, so no need to care about table structures." Can anybody please tell me what is the ... |
22. Difference between Hibernate & iBatis ? Which one is good and better choice ! coderanch.comAll ORM tools addresses the same issue. Acting as a bridge between the Objects and the DB. Hibernate is full fledged ORM tool and needs fair amount of learning time. Whereas IBatis can be learned in less time. As per my knowledge IBatis is efficient for queering the DB and Hibernate is used to update the DB. |
24. calling stored procs using hibernate and ibatis coderanch.com |
25. Hibernate vs iBATIS java-forums.org |
26. Hibernate Competitive Position: iBATIS forum.hibernate.orgHello, Having convinced a number of application groups of the power of Hibernate, we are almost ready to standardize on it across the board for ORM. However, one stubborn app group is complaining they can't use it due to what they see aa shortcomings: 1) an object can't span multiple tables (although support for this is forthcoming from what I heard) ... |
27. Hibernate versus iBatis forum.hibernate.orgI have just joined a team that is starting to build an architecture based on multiple components that will facilitate and old DBMS and a new developed DBMS. Most of the direction was towards a straight JDBC framework. But I just came form a project that utilized Hibernate. Hibernate was very powerful and fulfilled a majority of the requirements. We had ... |
28. Using Ibatis WITH Hibernate forum.hibernate.org |
29. Hibernate or iBATIS? forum.hibernate.orgMy application needs to run on different databases. I want to use iBATIS because it seems to be easier to handle. However it does not appear to support multiple databases using a single set of mapping files. I think Hibernate does it by simply changing the Dialect tag. Is this true? Any experience using iBATIS? Thanks. Bruce. |
30. hibernate vs ibatis forums.oracle.comHibernate vs. iBatis: 1- Hibernate is an ORM tool whereas iBatis is a Data Mapper tool. 2- Hibernate makes use of HQL which is relatively independent of databases where as iBatis makes use of SQL which could be database dependent. 3- Hibernate maps your Java POJO objects to the Database tables where as iBatis maps the ResultSet from JDBC API to ... |