| hibernate and jsp [message #475347] |
Thu, 06 December 2007 21:08  |
Eclipse User |
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Hello.
this is my first application with eclipse.
I want to create a project with jsp,servlet and hibernate framework.
I create a new -> web project.
and I start creating jsp and servlet pages withaout problems. but when I
create a hibernate.cfg.xml, eclipse make it with red cross.I think that I
should not use the web project.
so what kind of project I have to use?
thank you.
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| Re: hibernate and jsp [message #475389 is a reply to message #475347] |
Fri, 07 December 2007 14:42  |
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WTP does not have direct support for Hybernate. However, through the JPT
project we do support JPA persistence. Try the JPT forum:
http://www.eclipse.org/newsportal/thread.php?group=eclipse.t echnology.dali
--Cam
charfi asma wrote:
> Hello.
> this is my first application with eclipse.
> I want to create a project with jsp,servlet and hibernate framework.
> I create a new -> web project.
> and I start creating jsp and servlet pages withaout problems. but when I
> create a hibernate.cfg.xml, eclipse make it with red cross.I think that I
> should not use the web project.
> so what kind of project I have to use?
> thank you.
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| Re: hibernate and jsp [message #616434 is a reply to message #475347] |
Fri, 07 December 2007 14:42 |
| Eclipse User |
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WTP does not have direct support for Hybernate. However, through the JPT
project we do support JPA persistence. Try the JPT forum:
http://www.eclipse.org/newsportal/thread.php?group=eclipse.t echnology.dali
--Cam
charfi asma wrote:
> Hello.
> this is my first application with eclipse.
> I want to create a project with jsp,servlet and hibernate framework.
> I create a new -> web project.
> and I start creating jsp and servlet pages withaout problems. but when I
> create a hibernate.cfg.xml, eclipse make it with red cross.I think that I
> should not use the web project.
> so what kind of project I have to use?
> thank you.
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