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Disconnected mode for Hibernate/teneo [message #108871]

Tue, 29 January 2008 10:46

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: emilie.luno.eurogiciel.fr

Hi all,
I' not a specialist of Teneo, but to respond to my project needs
I have to propose a solution to work with Teneo :
- In a connected mode (to an Oracle DB)
- And in a disconnected mode (disconnected client, working in standalone
PC).

Is it possible to disconnect Hibernate from the DB, storing all the data
in local files for example?
Is it easy? How can we do that?

Thanks in advance
Emie

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Re: Disconnected mode for Hibernate/teneo [message #108884 is a reply to message #108871]

Tue, 29 January 2008 11:18

Martin Taal

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Hi Emie,
I never tried it, but you can try the following:
1- Open a hibernate resource and read the objects from the db
2- Locally store the objects by moving them to a xml/xmi (or other local) resource
3- Work with the local resource, changing and saving it
4- When it needs to be committed to the db: open a hibernate resource and move the objects back from
the xmi/xml resource to the hibernate resource and save the hibernate resource

In step 2 all lazy loaded collections should be initialized otherwise you will get incomplete
information in your local resource.

To let this work it is required that the objects have an explicit id and version annotated efeature
otherwise Hibernate will assume that the objects are new and create new records in the db. See here:
http://www.elver.org/hibernate/hibernate_details.html#Client -Server+scenario%3A+requires+explicitly+modelled+id+and+vers ion+properties

Let me know if the above works or does not work. It is an interesting scenario for which I am
interested to change Teneo to improve the fit.

gr. Martin

Euri wrote:
> Hi all,
> I' not a specialist of Teneo, but to respond to my project needs
> I have to propose a solution to work with Teneo :
> - In a connected mode (to an Oracle DB) - And in a disconnected mode
> (disconnected client, working in standalone PC).
>
> Is it possible to disconnect Hibernate from the DB, storing all the data
> in local files for example? Is it easy? How can we do that?
>
> Thanks in advance
> Emie
>
>

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Re: Disconnected mode for Hibernate/teneo [message #108968 is a reply to message #108884]

Tue, 29 January 2008 13:54

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: emilie.luno.eurogiciel.fr

Thank you for your answer Martin.

I 'm not sure that we will follow your proposal, because the client wants
a simple implementation, an industrial application
I was thinking that the Hibernate disconnect mode solution, for standalone
applications, was a solution used yet.

We can propose to the user a simple way to work in local: from our
application, we switch easily to a "local" HSQL DB, which can be used by
the disconnected client.

Regards,
Emie

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