The process of mapping tables to entities is greatly simplified with tools like Eclipse Dali and Hibernate Tools, both available as Eclipse plugins. It avoids mapping them by hand, which in my opinion is prone to mapping errors and takes more time. And I really do not see why one should map them by hand when great tools like Eclipse Dali and Hibernate Tools are available.
In my book, I describe the use of the Eclipse Dali plugin to automatically generate the entities.
Lately I have also used Hibernate Tools and I have already noticed a few differences between these two tools.
I am going to list some of these differences.
JMS with Weblogic Server and EJB MDB
Here is a complete and short example of asynchronous development using JMS and a Message-Driven Bean (MDB). First the procedure to configure inside Weblogic Server a JMS server in order to create a queue, then the code for the producer/sender of a message to the queue and then the code for a consumer (MDB). 1) … Read more