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Alexander Zynevich commented on HHH-1409:
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Just my 0.02=C2=A3:
It would be good if this client side jar contained no only collection\excep=
tion but also evrything required to "support" proxy on client side (i.e. se=
rialization of proxy, ability to call getId() on proxy without opening sess=
ion). I know about hibernate-client.jar @jBoss, but it is better to have it=
in hibernate project.
> Packaging of Hibernate binaries
> -------------------------------
>
> Key: HHH-1409
> URL: http://opensource.atlassian.com/projects/hibernate/browse/H=
HH-1409
> Project: Hibernate3
> Type: Improvement
> Components: build
> Reporter: Markus Jessenitschnig
> Priority: Minor
>
>
> We are using Hibernate in a typical client/server environment. Up to now =
we need to have the hibernate.jar file on the classpath of both JVMs becaus=
e on the client side, Hibernate Exception classes as well as Collection cla=
sses needs to be found at runtime. Well, it would be possible to take care,=
that all exceptions are converted into application exceptions (no hibernat=
e exceptions set as cause) and all collections are copied into collections =
of type java.util.Collection. Obviously this will remove the need of a hibe=
rnate.jar file on the client side, but the advantages of e.g. persistent co=
llections are lost.=20
> To keep the size of the client side distribution small, it would be nice =
to have only classes on the client side classpath which are really needed (=
I'm not sure if exception and collection classes are enough). For that reas=
on I would suggest to split the hibernate3.jar of the distribution into two=
parts. A hibernate-common.jar which contains classes needed on the client =
and the server side of the application, and a hibernate-server.jar which on=
ly contains classes needed on the server side of the application.
> kind regards
> Markus Jessenitschnig
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