Re: Hibernate

Hibernate seems to be much better then any PHP O/R solution.
I've read about metastorage, propel, pear's implementation.
They are interesting, but Hibernate look like a more convinient tool.
I'll try to use propel.

Derek Williams wrote:
> We've implemented Hibernate on the backend with a SOAP interface.  For our needs and the kinds and size of objects(<10KB) that we're using SOAP overhead is very low (less than 1ms).  This is when the PHP SOAP client and Java SOAP server are on the same machine, surprising i know.  We're using SUN's JWSDP, but Apache-Axis would also work fine.  My Java developer love's hibernate.  Here's the architecture, may be overkill for you.
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> Database(MySQL)
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> Hibernate
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> JWSDP (SOAP server)
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> PHP5 (SOAP clients)
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> XML (Created using PHP5 or just the SOAP envelope for performance)
> |
> XSLT
> |
> XHTML
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