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  1. Hibernate with Spring - Startup time (3 messages)

    Hi We are using Hibernate persistence framework with Spring container in our project. We had a legacy database and we had to re-use the same schema. We used MyEclipse generate all the corresponding .hbm files. We are using OC4J to launch the application. We are facing very serious problem . At the time of server start , it is taking more than 18 min, to load and build OR graph. Excessively in development environment, every , restart of the application consumes 20 min. drastically reduces the productivity We do have more than 1300 table in the database. Our acceptable start-up time is max 2 min. . Please help me to reduce the start-up time. You can suggest me any design pattern / framework / Tools Thanks you Siva Tekumudi
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  2. Spring beans being lazy initialized?[ Go to top ]

    Are the Hibernate Spring beans being lazy initialized?
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  3. Re: Spring beans being lazy initialized?[ Go to top ]

    Yes it was lazy initialized, but it won't serve the purpose.
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  4. Hibernate PersistantIdGenerator[ Go to top ]

    We are using Hibernate persistence framework with Spring container in our project. We had a legacy database and we had to re-use the same schema. We used MyEclipse generate all the corresponding .hbm files. We are using OC4J to launch the application. Deha Peker
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