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 Post subject: Server Client Application with hibernate
PostPosted: Tue Jun 13, 2006 8:16 am 
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My application that using hibernate will work as server-client. Is there any solition for server-client applications in hibernate.

what is your suggest?


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Hibernate is for Object-Relational Mapping and persistence; the application architecture is your responsibility. EJB 3.0 is a distributed solution that uses a Hibernate-like framework for persistence (JBoss 4 uses Hibernate implementation). You could also use RMI with your persisted objects since they can also be POJOs and therefore serializable. I used RMI for a lightweight application, and now I am using EJB 3 for an Enterprise app. There are many options, just know you are free to choose among them all.

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 Post subject: Usage of JDBC-Proxy-Driver
PostPosted: Fri Jun 23, 2006 5:29 pm 
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Hello,

you can use a JDBC-Proxy-Driver to use Hibernate on the client-side. Perhaps you want to take a look at Virtual-JDBC:

http://vjdbc.sourceforge.net/

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Michael


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