OK, what Hibernate capabilities would we *not* want to support ? Keeping
in mind I am only somewhat familiar with Hibernate myself, so maybe theres
plenty.
(by "capabilities" i mean just "can handle this kind of database
relationship/ this kind of object pattern" etc. I am excluding general
"characteristics" of Hibernate that are Java-specific or wouldnt be
appropriate in Python, such as "can be configured via XML files", etc. )
Robert Leftwich wrote:
> Jonathan Ellis wrote:
>> On 4/12/06, Michael Bayer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>at the point at which SA is looking more like Hibernate than you want it
>>>to, its time to speak up ! at the moment, Hibernate is partially or
>>> fully
>>>driving just about every decision made in the past three weeks. its
>>>gravitational pull is much stronger than that of trying to re-invent
>>> each
>>>concept on your own.
>>>
>>
>>
>> I guess what scares me is that Hibernate tries to accomodate every
>> possible
>> way of doing things, and I don't think that's a good target. I don't
>> want
>> to have to spend days becoming an expert on my ORM. ("Professional
>> Hibernate" is 350 pages long, without even counting the "Using Hibernate
>> with XXY" chapters.)
>>
>
> +1
>
> While there's no doubt that Hibernate should exert a considerable
> influence
> (keeping concept re-invention to a minimum) lets try and cherry pick the
> most
> useful ideas and try not to include it just because 'that's what Hibernate
> does'.
>
> Robert
>
>
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