Object Generation: A Better Approach to Hibernate Integration
If you're using Hibernate, your business objects may be littered with unnecessary code. Learn a different, proven approach that challenges conventional wisdom and promises more streamlined integration with less code.
by Lance Arlaus
January 26, 2006
ibernate is a practical, high-performance Java persistence framework. Using Hibernate is nearly transparent, but the one detail that even Hibernate can't hide is the notion of object identity and equality. It's a critical detail that typically infects all persistent objects with tedious and error-prone code. This article offers a different, proven approach for working with Hibernate that eliminates the clutter, and is both simple to incorporate and appropriate for most modern enterprise applications.
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ibernate is a practical, high-performance Java persistence framework. Using Hibernate is nearly transparent, but the one detail that even Hibernate can't hide is the notion of object identity and equality. It's a critical detail that typically infects all persistent objects with tedious and error-prone code. This article offers a different, proven approach for working with Hibernate that eliminates the clutter, and is both simple to incorporate and appropriate for most modern enterprise applications.
