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Hibernate support in Jboss

 
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Hi folks,

I heard that newer version of Jboss is going to have built in support for hibernate,it may or mayn't already released. I am not sure whether existed version 3.2.6 has any built in support for Hibernate. I would like to know your opinions on pros and cons of using Jboss for hibernate if at all any.anybody who really good in following Jboss versions, could pass me on any online tutorials that illustartes the good way of using built-in hibernate support for Jboss.
pass on any comments you have, make it as an interesting discussion.

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Anu
 
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"built in support for hibernate", I'm not exactly sure what you are looking for here. The Hibernate Jars are now shipped with JBoss AS. If they were not, its a trivial thing to add them. Other than that, there is not really much JBoss can or need to do to ukse Hibernate.

Of course, Hibernate is part of the JBoss Group now, so you can get support for Hibernate though JBoss (assuming you pay for it).
 
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