It is one way to glue Tapestry and Hibernate together.
There are other alternatives like Honeycomb or Hivetranse (Hivetranse beeing more of a generic Hibernate -> HiveMind glue, without any Tapestry specific stuff like squeezers etc.) One neat thing with Tapernate, in my opinion, is that it reuses the well tested and widely used Spring-way of handling interceptors etc. Which comes with the price of beeing dependent on the spring library. I guess James could give you some more info, as he is the creator of tapernate :) On 4/29/06, ZedroS Schwart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all There were recently quite a few mails speaking of Tapernate. Could someone be kind enough to explain me what it is ? I tried to find more about Tapernate with Google but the results were quite shallow... Thanks in advance ZedroS
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