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 Post subject: JPA using Hibernate ORM
PostPosted: Thu Jul 10, 2008 4:58 am 
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plz tell me what kind of jar files required when we apply java perisitence API using Hibernate ORM.


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Well, if you're question is really "What do we need to use Hibernateand JPA in an application?", well, here's a great link to help you find the answer:

Setting Up Hibernate3 for use with JPA Annotations


In essence, this is what you need, at the very least:


    *A Java5 JVM or better

    *The Hibernate Core libraries from Hibernate.org - this includes not only the core libraries, but the various supporting jar files as well, which all comes in the download.

    *The Hibernate Annotations download, which include the JPA annotations in the ejbpersistence jar file

    *Your JDBC driver to connect to your database. And of course, you'll need a database as well. :)


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