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Subject: RE: Cayenne Transactions
Date: Wed, 14 Sep 2011 13:15:38 +0200
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From: "Durchholz, Joachim" <Joachim.Durchholz@hennig-fahrzeugteile.de>
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> I think you misunderstood - there are 1..1 relationships in Cayenne of =
course.=20

Phew.

> There's no one to one correspondence between Cayenne and Hibernate =
features :-)

Phew :-)))

(Some of Hibernate's features are massive misfeatures IMNSHO.)

Re my own status, I was forced to shelve the transition to Cayenne due =
to workforce constraints. But I'm still looking forward to eventually =
moving to it... and it will be interesting to see how much I'll have to =
rewrite in the end.
Not a loss for things that never quite worked anyway in Hibernate, most =
prominently session breakage recovery.
But getting rid of HQL, dropping down to native SQL, and changing all =
the Hibernate types to Cayenne types could require a lot of rewriting =
that don't improve the project in themselves; also, I do have some =
trepidation that I'll need to rework parts of the program's structure.

Well, I'll see. Hopefully this year, even :-)

Regards,
Jo