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Friday December 20, 2002

Hibernate Workarounds

Gavin King has started a new Wiki page for Hibernate users. Contribute if you've got some Hibernate knowledge. I hope to add value in the next month or two, or possible get value from this. Gavin hooked me up today with a 2nd set of eyes on a Hibernate -> Oracle issue I was having. User error - of course!

I have started a new Wiki page in the community area where we can (collaboratively) produce some documentation of common Hibernate design patterns. The page is called "workarounds" at the moment, but it can be more general than that. I've documented two patterns already and added one TODO (for people with knowledge of Maverick / servlet filters to fill out).

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