How to use Hibernate

Hi All,

Please provide some guide for using Hibernate in Interwoven

Regards,
Kaunain Ahmad
Software Developer

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Hi All,

Please provide some guide for using Hibernate in Interwoven

Regards,
Kaunain Ahmad
Software Developer

Before we give you a step by step procedure as how it is done, please let us know what you are trying to accomplish from a Requirements point of view that requires Java Hibernate being integrated with TeamSite? People would appreciate if you provide Env details.

(P.S. TeamSite can do what Java Hibernate does in Java World.)

Thanks

Kaunain

Hi lilleywhite,

Thanky for your reply
The reqirement here is getching data form DB insted of JDBC I wanted to use Hibernate, There is no such any spacial reqirements

Env. TeamSite7.3

Regards,
Kaunain Ahmad

Bhargav Coca

Hi lilleywhite,

Thanky for your reply
The reqirement here is getching data form DB insted of JDBC I wanted to use Hibernate, There is no such any spacial reqirements

Env. TeamSite7.3

Regards,
Kaunain Ahmad

All you are doing is Fetching, you can do it in Perl too from your Workflow. Unless you have third party application which is processing the data in a different environment, in that case you can use Session class to connect to DB. I haven't tried using it on TeamSite server. But you can start to importing the Libraries required and set up a session factory to connect to Db and try accessing a DB table.

HTH

Thanks

Rick Poulin

The reqirement here is getching data form DB insted of JDBC I wanted to use Hibernate, There is no such any spacial reqirements

Hibernate is (almost) no different in LiveSite than it is in any other Java application. The only difference is that the OOTB schema already contains some data and tables, so you just have to make sure to avoid namespace collisions.

I suggest you read Hibernate's "getting started" guide, available here: http://docs.jboss.org/hibernate/core/3.6/quickstart/en-US/html/
Just note that the oldest guide available is for v3.6, whereas LiveSite is using v3.2.6, so there are some low-level differences.

To comment on lilleywhite's suggestion, this (Hibernate) is a very heavy-handed route that is probably well worth the effort for production / long term use scenarios. If all you're doing is quick scripts and utilities, PERL or straight JDBC are definitely better/faster options.

Ankmit

Is it supported for TS 672?

Rick Poulin

Is it supported for TS 672?

It is supported for LiveSite 3.1 in TS 6.7.x, although I would imagine it's an even earlier version. If you have custom screens in TS that require DB interaction, you can use hibernate there too but the configuration gets even trickier.