1. Java Large file to be saved in database - Object design stackoverflow.comI am trying to figure out object design to implement large file(~600 MB) respository in the Database using hibernate. Please suggest a correct approach/design?
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2. Application db persistence design forum.hibernate.orgHi folks, I've implemented a multi-tabbed swing application. Currently I'm designing the persistence layer that will take care of any actions that occur in the swing app. Each tab represents a single object that needs persisting. I've had a look at the reference manual regarding transactions and concurrency. They highly advise not opening and shutting sessions and transactions for every little ... |
3. Class design, why not have save/update as base class member? forum.hibernate.orgFrom the simplicity of my question I have no doubt that this question has been answered before, but I have not been able to find the answer searching these forums, and a reason of "why not" is not given in the documentation. If you have a POJO "Cat", why is it that we have to have a CatDAO class to manage ... |
4. Persistence independent object design forum.hibernate.orgcosti2times wrote: Suppose we have some classes in our application domain. But we don't want them to be "tied" to a particular persistence framework. These classes should just express the particulars of the domain concepts....no ID's, no mappings, no annotations; To implement persistence on this domain, how about deriving these classes, and applying hibernate (for example, or any other ORM) mapping ... |
5. Design question for update method forum.hibernate.orgHi, i have a general design question. I have a Webapplication and a webservice both exposing the possibilty to update the data of a domain object. This domain object has a technical id used as primary key in the db and a natural id from the business domain (this one might change over time). In the webaplication updating the domain object ... |