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hibernate follows MVC2 architecture

 
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is hibernate framework follows MVC2 design pattern? if you have any idea about spring frame work and tiles following MVC architecture then please let me know thanking you
 
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Well, out the box Hibernate doesn't contain anything analogous to View or Controller components (unless you argue that the Session is a controller?), so no. But then again why would it? Its a persistence technology, not an application framework.
 
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Originally posted by Paul Sturrock:
Well, out the box Hibernate doesn't contain anything analogous to View or Controller components (unless you argue that the Session is a controller?), so no. But then again why would it? Its a persistence technology, not an application framework.



well, thanks for your information

as every framework follows one architecture what hibernate framework follows?


and one more help needed from you

apart from struts framework is any other framework follows MVC2 ?

thanks for your help
 
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Hibernate isn't a framework or follow one. It's a service.

Spring MVC is a good MVC Framework which hibernate works very well in.
 
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