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Author : guddu
Date (Year/Month/Date): 2009-04-28 Struts2 Hibernate Example While doing an example web based application, that has Struts2 as MVC Architeture and persistence object relational mapping is done using Hibernate Framework. This example will have a UI layer supported by Struts filter for prepare and execute as the front dispatcher. Actions are POJO classes having various methods mapped to various actions and each action uses business object(s). Business object(s) uses persistence DAO (Data Access Object). These DAO(s) should have encapsulated all Hibernate related api(s), exception and expose only basic operations for interaction with persistence mechanism, for this example, these operations may be save, update, delete etc. One question requires thorough analysis on ways of using Hibernate Session, whether per persistence operation (like save/update/delete), or Hibernate Session per Action method. By using Struts2hibernatesession plugin, Hibernate Session can be made available in Action class , by using user defined Hibernate SessionFactory provider class and source for Hibernate Session in struts.xml descriptor file. In this way a single Hibernate Session can be used for a complete business action, and is quite useful in some circumtances/requirements More ideas and implementation suggestions from visitors are requested.

There is a plugin the "Full Hibernate Plugin" that provites quick integration between Struts2 and Hibernate. http://cwiki.apache.org/S2PLUGINS/full-hibernate-plugin.html A very good tutorial: http://www.vaannila.com/struts-2/struts-2-example/struts-2-hibernate-integration-1.html

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