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javax
 Post subject: Using hibernate for persistency in files
PostPosted: Wed Dec 24, 2008 1:34 pm 
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Hi!
Our software should support 2 modes of work - with RDBMS and with plain files.

Can I use hibernate for both modes? Something like a presudo JDBC driver which will store objects in plain files (XML or provided by me serialization) and will support some subset of SQL?

Thank you
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You can user HSQL to store your data in a file.
It is a lightweight database written entirely in Java, and can be distributed along with your application. Hope it helps.
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I know about HSQL, thank you, but I rave a requirement to use XML files
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