I haven't seen the word "Hithero" used since I was forced to read Shakespeare back in high school. Way to bring it back! Anyway, Adobe has provided Hibernate support via the Hibernate Assembler:
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/flex/2/fds2javadoc/flex/data/assemblers/HibernateAssembler.html
I actually created an app that is front-to-end using the RemoteObject. I have my Java pojos which are mapped to my hibernate mapping files and I also have the AS classes that correlate to them too, using the:
[Managed]
[RemoteClass(alias="com.project.MyClass")]
I pass all my objects to a pojo facade class which in turns invokes my Sprign beans. Within the facade, all the hibernate and trasactions are taken care. My objects are pretty light, so to avoid lazy-loading issues on the client side, i set lazy=false at the class level for all my hibernate mappings. This works well for me and I have not faced any performance issues.
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