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Monday February 03, 2003

Hibernate Doco Goodies

The Hibernate Developers have added some new documentation to their site. If you've worked with Hibernate at all, or you're hoping to, these are a must read. I still haven't figured out the parent child stuff with composite-ids, and I'm hoping these two links will help show me the light. I'll make sure and put an example into struts-resume if/when I figure it out. To quote:

Everyone should read these newly added pages: Parent / Child Relationship and Understanding Collection Performance.

Thanks to whomever contributed this documentation. FYI, I sent a e-mail to the xdoclet-devel mailing list re: Hibernate 2.0 DTD support, but haven't heard anything yet. I'd probably have better luck if I just contributed a patch. This week looks like a bad week for open source moonlighting - I've got a 4 days to get 40 hours in, and my part-time client wants me to pump out a new feature before I head to Steamboat for the weekend. Life is good as a person/father, but poor right now as an OSS Developer. I feel like a slacker, but I'm happy so that's good - it's all about priorities right?! ;-)

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