Using OJB in Spring is no problem. If you want to use Spring's unified transaction system, OJB does not presently have hooks directly into it. I have talked (over a couple beers) with Thomas Risberg, who wrote most of the JDBC DAO stuff in Spring, about providing an OJB template (whatever that is) for Spring and the other hooks to make it more seemless and IoC'd -- just have never had sufficient itch to really do it. Juergen has indicated that adding OJB support into Spring's distro would be great, so there is nothing blocking a level of integration like what iBatis, Hibernate, etc have -- just no one has felt like doing it yet.
If you want to do integrate it more transparently into Spring I will happily contribute to that effort, though I don't have the time required to really spearhead the task right now. I expect that I will get a lot of nudges next Tuesday when I present (with Thomas Risberg) on OJB and Spring at a JUG meeting though.
-Brian
On Mar 24, 2004, at 8:00 AM, Robert S. Sfeir wrote:
Has anyone successfully implemented OJB with the Spring framework, and can you tell me if you found that experience excruciatingly painful, easy, or what ever, and if found the results satisfactory?
I am considering a switch to Spring, but Hibernate is of no interest to me, and I would much rather not make the switch without OJB.
Thanks R
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