ORM with Hibernate in Sakai with RSF
Antranig Basman
Thursday
8:30 am - 9:30 am
Room: Grand A
Session Abstract
RSF promises to be a universal integration platform, drawing together the worlds of web designers, users and developers with a pure HTML templating idiom, and a "clean" approach to ORM which banishes the tedium and fragility of DAOs while abstracting away the details of CRUD operations behind a natural system based on bean paths and IoC. This talk presents Hibernate best practice in Sakai, in developing the classic "Cookbook" application stolen from the Ruby on Rails community.
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This session was slightly rebadged to become the "RSF Programmerss Cafe". The sample "TaskList" app from the original Sakai Programmers' Cafe (originally written in JSF) was reworked in RSF - a good deal of the code from the JSF version then became unnecessary.
A "native RSF ORM" i.e. "OTP" version of the app was also described in the session, which will be released shortly along with version 0.6.4 of RSF, in which yet further logic disappears from the app.