Just a small note to everyone about RIFE's DB layer for 1.6. It's
taking me a bit longer than expected to finish it, but it will have
true many to one and many to many support for real objects (not just
the numeric IDs), with lazy loading and everything. This will close
the gap between Hibernate even more.
On 10 Apr 2007, at 11:06, Henk wrote:
Hi Jeremy,
I started with hibernate, but midway decided to rewrite my app
using the RIFE db abstraction because I prefer to have more control
over my sql code. I was only starting out with hibernate though
and I am more comfortable with plain sql. So if your case is the
opposite, just go ahead and use your prefered ORM tool.
good luck
Henk
On 09 Apr 2007, at 21:50, Jeremy Cowgar wrote:
I am wondering, why should I use the RIFE db abstraction instead
of say Hibernate or iBatis?
Jeremy
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