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 Post subject: Does Hibernate make sense having only VIEWS and PROCEDURES?
PostPosted: Mon May 21, 2007 2:27 pm 
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Hello community,

I wonder if Hibernate makes sense when using only VIEWs and STORED PROCEDURES.

I want to avoid direct INSERT, UPDATE, .... - statements executed by the Hibernate framework to increase flexibility. I want to be able to change the Table structure (schema) and leave the VIEWs and PROCEDURE names and signatures the same (so the interface for Hibernate won't be changed).

Using this approach I wonder what the mapping files will look like, because I assume there won't exist any entity classes!?

Please help me and give some hints,
Thanks in advance!


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