You are right. Even i read same thing about the EJB3.0.
As per my understanding of Hibernate, It is O-R mapping tool.(Object to Relation)
EJB 3.0 will embed Hibernate's features of OR Mapping.
If you have used WSAD, you will get quick clue of OR Mapping.
Currently Entity Bean (EJB2.0) can be mapped to the single database.
Using Hibernate technique, it can map to multiple databases, it will generate the XML file and the POJO.
The development will be fast as compare to the current EJB architecture with lots of more features.
Thanks,
Manisha
Karen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
Reading from an article saying "JBoss's EJB 3.0 implementation is based on
Hibernate" and "EJB 3.0 Java Persistence engine will be using Hibernate".
What is in Hibernate that will complement EJB's architecture? Why Hibernate?
My apology if I shouldn't ask this question here but since I'm quite new to
both technology itself, hence, need some pointers. I try goggled, all I can
find is Spring vs Hibernate or JDO vs Hibernate .. etc.. Any articles to
share?
Many Thanks.
Regards,
Karen
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