Stéphane Zuckerman wrote:
netsql a écrit :
So are you saying Hibreante for big complex or iBatis for big complex?
I don't know about iBatis, but Hibernate is definitely for medium to big
projects. The real "complexity" of Hibernate is in its configuration
(there is more or less one Java class for each table in your DBRMS, with
one XML configuration file, and a "global" config file to describe
general behaviour). After that, using Hibernate is quite easy really.
Normally as many said, you do not write the mappings with your hand,
there are myriads of plugins, some mentioned the MyEclipse plugin.
There used to be the Hybernate synchronizer, (which sort of was in a
hiatus the last time I checked it out)
There also is Exadel which seems slowly to get its act together
regarding mapping generators (but the generator is still buggy)
and the Hibernate people themselves have an excellent toolset for Eclipse.
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