Hey all

I understand that to be truly efficient with Seam you need to run some sort of 
ORM tool (Hibernate preferably). At our company we are in desperate need of 
introducing a web framework and i'm thinking of using Seam, but our db 
persistence code is all JDBC. Is it still worth using Seam, or should I 
consider a more "lightweight" and less obtrusive framework? We are planning on 
replacing all of our JDBC code with Hibernate in the near future, but this will 
be after the introduction of the new web framework.



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