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Sunday January 19, 2003

A Hitchhiker's Guide to Hibernate

Glen Smith has published A Hitchhiker's Guide to Hibernate. This looks like a nice simple intro to Hibernate. This tutorial (IMO) is a great stepping stone to demonstrate how to use XDoclet to do the same thing (it creates the mapping file for you), and also do demonstrate using a ServletFilter and ThreadLocal for obtaining the session. There have been recent postings regarding these techniques to the hibernate-devel mailing list (in case you're interested).

I also found Tom Sedge's explanation of associations on the Hibernate site - looks like I have some reading to do!

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