Il giorno 23/nov/04, alle 13:52, Philipp Rech ha scritto:
1) i have a "connection-pool" and "datascource" in Tomcat, Cocoon and Hibernate
which of the 3 should - and can I use? And if i use one how to tell other
players in the team? i would like to use a cocoon.xconf datasource, if i can...
There was a patch somewhere that enabled Hibernate to use an Avalon datasource, but it's not been maintained anymore AFAIK. You can use a container-provided (Tomcat in your case) datasource, or use a Hibernate-local datasource. The latter would work even outside of a J2EE container, but in any case switching between the two is just a matter of changing a config file, so in the end it makes no difference at all.
2) i have heard about java-tools (wrapper) that integrate Hibernate with Cocoon
is anyone using those?
What do you mean by "integrate"? I am aware of no special tools.
3) what is the best way to inegrate the two (Hibernate with Cocoon)? any
tutorials out there (the cocoon-wiki is kinda confusing and not up-to-date on
that i thought *sorry*)? any best-practices?
What is considered a "best" practice in this issue is largely a matter of opinion. My own best practice is to use the Spring framework as a glue to bind together Hibernate and various other "enterprise" resources. You can find a sample here: http://new.cocoondev.org/main/projects/43
You might also want to have a look at the slides I presented at the last GetTogether: http://www.cbim.it/it/bacheca/download/varie/Ugo_Cei_GT2004.pdf
Ugo
-- Ugo Cei - http://beblogging.com/
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