on hibernate vs. cayenne

From: Robert Zeigler (robert..uregumption.com)
Date: Wed Feb 27 2008 - 09:47:02 EST

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    Since we've been on the topic of hibernate and cayenne... I had a
    question for those cayenne users who have used hibernate.
    On the tapestry user list, there's been some discussion lately about
    generic edit pages for objects. Most recently, a user mentioned
    having 30 entities and thus having 30 edit pages. The user was
    wondering if there was some way to have a single edit page for all of
    those entities. I have an app right now with about 20 user-editable
    entities. The "view" page for all of these entities is the same. The
    "edit" page for all of these entities is the same. Note also that
    this includes sorting, and the view table does interesting things like
    filtering, sorting, links between objects in relationships, etc. All
    of this is possible largely due to cayenne's rich support of object
    meta-data, with lots of information about properties and relationships.

    So my question is: does hibernate make the same amount of metatdata
    available that cayenne does?

    Robert



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