JPA/JDBC without Hibernate
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Norm
Sep 15, 2010, 11:26:17 AM9/15/10
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hello all,
I just discovered Play while researching alternatives to Grails and
Spring. I really like what I see so far. I have a UniVerse ( http://www.rs.com/u2
) database which has a JDBC driver as well as a beta JPA provider that
uses OpenJPA 1.2. Unfortunately there is no UniVerse/UniData dialect
for Hibernate, so I can't use that. What, if any, would be your
recommended way to wire up my database to Play?
Thanks,
Norm
I just discovered Play while researching alternatives to Grails and
Spring. I really like what I see so far. I have a UniVerse ( http://www.rs.com/u2
) database which has a JDBC driver as well as a beta JPA provider that
uses OpenJPA 1.2. Unfortunately there is no UniVerse/UniData dialect
for Hibernate, so I can't use that. What, if any, would be your
recommended way to wire up my database to Play?
Thanks,
Norm
Guillaume Bort
Sep 15, 2010, 1:02:07 PM9/15/10
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You can use plain JDBC with play.
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GrailsDeveloper
Sep 15, 2010, 1:49:03 PM9/15/10
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If you trust the beta JPA provider that uses OpenJPA 1.2, I think it
must be possible to change hibernate with OpenJPA1.2. That's the idea
from JPA.
Otherwise you must use jdbc, which you can combine with ibatis, which
make the life a little bit easier.
Third approach is to contact the people of ebean if they can help
you.
At least: I would guess that the ddl-feature is most critical, but you
can create the ddl manually. Most databases are compatible to oracle
or db2. So you can try JPA with hibernate or OpenJPA and ifyou get in
some situation not usable sql-statements you must do it manually.
The best choice seems to change the database.
Niels
On 15 Sep., 17:26, Norm <normanba...@gmail.com> wrote:
> hello all,
>
> I just discovered Play while researching alternatives to Grails and
> Spring. I really like what I see so far. I have a UniVerse (http://www.rs.com/u2
must be possible to change hibernate with OpenJPA1.2. That's the idea
from JPA.
Otherwise you must use jdbc, which you can combine with ibatis, which
make the life a little bit easier.
Third approach is to contact the people of ebean if they can help
you.
At least: I would guess that the ddl-feature is most critical, but you
can create the ddl manually. Most databases are compatible to oracle
or db2. So you can try JPA with hibernate or OpenJPA and ifyou get in
some situation not usable sql-statements you must do it manually.
The best choice seems to change the database.
Niels
On 15 Sep., 17:26, Norm <normanba...@gmail.com> wrote:
> hello all,
>
> I just discovered Play while researching alternatives to Grails and
Norm
Sep 15, 2010, 3:33:39 PM9/15/10
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thank you. I never considered trying the DB2 dialect...lol
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