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 Post subject: Integration with Crystal Reports ?
PostPosted: Tue Jun 22, 2004 8:26 am 
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I am newbie with no experience with Hibernate, but i have used iBatis SQL maps.
My customer wants to use Crystal Reports in new intranet solution.

CR9 can use JDBC ResulSelt as data source.
Official CR documentation: "Crystal Reports 9 is the first version that has the ability to use Java Beans as data sources. Any compiled Java class that has a public method returning java.sql.ResultSet can be used as a data source."

Is there anybody with experience integrating Hibernate+CR9 ?

Thanks
Jozef Hribik


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PostPosted: Tue Jun 22, 2004 9:13 am 
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"ability to use Java Beans as data sources"

It confused you.

"Any compiled Java class that has a public method returning java.sql.ResultSet can be used as a data source"

It is not "bean", it is the same resultset returned from "public method".
( It is the same feature as "resultset", it is just sold twice )


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thank baliukas, but i am not confused. I know exactly what the sentence means and i have studied their stupid examples too.

I should explain what i need. I want to use Hibernate with its HQL but for result of Query i need a java.sql.ResultSet instead of List of objects. Is it possible?


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No. Not easily at least witout hacking around in the API.


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