Scaling Hibernate
Published July 16th, 2009 Under Database, Open Source Tools | Leave a Comment
Emmanuel Bernard and Max Ross talk about patterns and practices to be used in order to achieve high volume and scale with Hibernate. The presentation also explains the use of Hibernate Shards and Hibernate Search to push the scalability limits.
http://www.infoq.com/presentations/Scaling-Hibernate-Emmanuel-Bernard-Max-Ross
Spring and Spring MVC in Production
Published May 19th, 2009 Under Architecture, Open Source Tools | Leave a Comment
This session presents an in depth discussion of a real world production application using Spring. The presentation will cover the business reasons for the application, how the application architecture was designed, packaged and deployed. The technologies discussed will include Spring, Hibernate, Spring MVC, FreeMarker, DWR, jQuery and many more. Attendees will learn production tips and tricks to help ease their applications into a production ready state.
Seam and Hibernate Development with JBoss
Published April 30th, 2009 Under Architecture, Database, Open Source Tools | Leave a Comment
In this demonstration Jim Tyrrell, JBoss Solutions Architect, will show you exactly how easy it is to use JBoss Developer Studio to reverse engineer a database into a complete web application.
Hibernate Search: Search Engine for the Masses
Published March 16th, 2009 Under Architecture, Database, Open Source Tools | Leave a Comment
During this talk at Grails eXchange 2007, Emmanuel Bernard, presented the Hibernate Search architecture and its common usages.
Working with Hibernate with Spring 2.5
Published February 17th, 2009 Under Architecture, Database, Open Source Tools | Leave a Comment
The talk begins with a brief discussion of the distinguishing features of ORM specifically Hibernate. We’ll compare Hibernate to other approaches such as straight JDBC and we’ll try to clarify when Hibernate is a good choice. Then we’ll move on to review the main pieces of Spring’s Hibernate integration, which among other things will help us understand the value Spring adds for Hibernate applications. If you’re using Hibernate today you may wonder why you should use Spring’s Hibernate integration. My hope is you’ll get a solid understanding about that after this part of the presentation. In the second part we will examine Spring 2.5 features relevant to building data access code with Hibernate and we’ll look at sample code along the way.
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