Monday, March 5, 2007

What is the difference between beans and hibernate?

Beans are at form level and hibernate at data base level.

Hibernate adapts beans.Its plain old Java objects. POJO. Hibernate always has a bean orientation.But the Bean is just not persistent, using hibernate you can make a bean persistent.A bean when used in Hibernate It can create a table ,Add a row,Delete a rowUpdate row.THis is all done with Hib Configuration stuff.Hibernate is ORM as it can relate a bean to a row in a table


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