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Build a real-world Web application with JavaServer Faces, the Spring Framework, and Hibernate
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Build a real-world Web application with JavaServer Faces, the Spring Framework, and Hibernate
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Build a real-world Web application with JavaServer Faces, the Spring Framework, and Hibernate
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Put JSF to work
Build a real-world Web application with JavaServer Faces, the Spring Framework, and Hibernate
By Derek Yang Shen, JavaWorld.com, 07/19/04
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auxonne auxonneThis article shows you how to integrate JSF, the Spring Framework, and Hibernate, and describes best practices and design guidelines for building a real-world Web application using these technologies.
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Patrick ScheuererBuilding a real-world Web application using JavaServer Faces is not a trivial task. This article shows you how to integrate JSF, the Spring Framework, and Hibernate, and describes best practices and design guidelines for building a real-world Web applicat
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Dan HowardA nice concise article (4800 words) explaining how to use JSF, Spring, and Hibernate together for your web-app. Spring is a framework for handling the business logic, while hibernate appears to take care of data objects, data persistence, etc.
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This article shows you how to integrate JSF with the Spring Framework and Hibernate and build a real-world Web application. The combination of these three technologies provides a solid Web application development framework. A multitiered architecture should be used as the high-level architecture for Web applications. JSF fits into the MVC design pattern very well and can be used to implement the presentation tier. The Spring Framework can be used in the business-logic tier to manage business objects, and provide declarative transaction management and resource management. Spring integrates with Hibernate very well. Hibernate is a powerful O/R (object-relational) mapping framework and can provide the best services inside the integration tier. By partitioning the whole Web application into tiers and programming against interfaces, the technology used for each application tier can be replaced. For example, Struts can take the place of JSF for the presentation tier, and JDO can replace Hibernate in the integration tier. Integration between the application tiers is not trivial. The use of inversion of control and the Service Locator design pattern can make it easier.
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This article shows you how to integrate JSF with the Spring Framework and Hibernate and build a real-world Web application. The combination of these three technologies provides a solid Web application development framework. A multitiered architecture should be used as the high-level architecture for Web applications. JSF fits into the MVC design pattern very well and can be used to implement the presentation tier. The Spring Framework can be used in the business-logic tier to manage business objects, and provide declarative transaction management and resource management. Spring integrates with Hibernate very well. Hibernate is a powerful O/R (object-relational) mapping framework and can provide the best services inside the integration tier. By partitioning the whole Web application into tiers and programming against interfaces, the technology used for each application tier can be replaced. For example, Struts can take the place of JSF for the presentation tier, and JDO can replace Hibernate in the integration tier. Integration between the application tiers is not trivial. The use of inversion of control and the Service Locator design pattern can make it easier.
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This article shows you how to integrate JSF with the Spring Framework and Hibernate and build a real-world Web application. The combination of these three technologies provides a solid Web application development framework. A multitiered architecture should be used as the high-level architecture for Web applications. JSF fits into the MVC design pattern very well and can be used to implement the presentation tier. The Spring Framework can be used in the business-logic tier to manage business objects, and provide declarative transaction management and resource management. Spring integrates with Hibernate very well. Hibernate is a powerful O/R (object-relational) mapping framework and can provide the best services inside the integration tier. By partitioning the whole Web application into tiers and programming against interfaces, the technology used for each application tier can be replaced. For example, Struts can take the place of JSF for the presentation tier, and JDO can replace Hibernate in the integration tier. Integration between the application tiers is not trivial. The use of inversion of control and the Service Locator design pattern can make it easier.
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