Classes and J2EE 2005-11-01 - By Dirceu Semighini Filho
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I am using it here with a pool of connections. To do this, I have to put
an username in its configuration file.
Because of this, I had to put the access controls of this database in my
program.
I am affraid of that this file can be hacked and the person that take
this name and password, would have manager access to my database.
How do I have to deal with this?
Cheers!
Dirceu
Mark Galbreath wrote:
> Hibernate is used more in J2EE than EJB; I don't see why it would not be
> an appropriate topic of discussion if questions were framed within the
> context of integration with servlets, JSP, JMS, etc.
>
> What's your issue(s)?
>
> Mark
>
> Dirceu Semighini Filho wrote:
>
>> Good,
>> Very thank you Mark.
>> I know something about hibernate 3. But I use it on a client server
>> way, not in a J2EE way.
>> There is some courses about Struts and MVC here, but they have ejb in
>> their classes too, that's why I was confused..
>>
>> Can I discuss hibernate here?
>> I have some doubts about it...
>>
>>
>>
>> Best Regards
>> Dirceu
>>
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