Hi,
I'm just starting with Hibernate but before going to deep I need to know one detail. I'm developing a Java desktop application that will process data from a remote server's database (MySQL). As I'm talking about hundreds of thousands of data I'll make the server handle all the data processing and then transfer to me the results as the server has way more processing power than a normal local machine. My application only has *read* permissions on the remote database. So, this is why I *must* use Views on the database.
I've no access to the remote server, therefore I can't install anything there, I *may* have the possibility to install something there but it is a remote possibility.
So my question is, with this scenario is hibernate able to work as I need?
Sorry if this is a dumb question but I've been reading a lot about hibernate but I find pretty much no information about views, the little I found was about creating entities on the application side to simulate views but this is not the way I need it, the views has to be on the server side.
Thanks a lot.
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