Wake Up to iBATIS, the Hibernate Alternative for Spring

Author: devx.com | Published: 17th May 2006 | Visited: 162 times | Add Comment
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As great as Hibernate is, a lesser-known Java persistence solution called iBATIS actually may be a superior technology for your Spring development in certain situations. Find out which.

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