You will find in es-hibernate-connector GitHub Repo a simple way to make a seam between Elastic Search and Hibernate... At this time, the project answer to my own needs.
But it's only a start. I will try to use OSEM annotation given by Alois in the next future.
Great work!. I am behind things a bit (trying to get 0.16 out), but will check the OSEM code once I am done.
On Saturday, April 2, 2011 at 1:25 AM, dpilato wrote:
The concept is modeled after JPA/Hibernate, with an external configuration
file called 'osem.json' in the same place as the persistence.xml file.
Each of the CRUD (Create Read blah) methods of the 'osemManager' have pre
and post callbacks so if someone wanted to implement some amount of ACID
using an osem store, then they could. Contributions/forking/improvements
are welcome.
It should be about 1-2 weeks before it is ready to post.
I will have it set up on sonotype in a mvn repository as soon as it gets
done. If kimchy/Shay would help me with the repository part, that would
save maybe a week.
On Saturday, March 17, 2012 4:56:48 AM UTC-5, kimchy wrote
Agreed!
On Fri, Mar 16, 2012 at 3:14 AM, gearond wrote:
I would love to see OSEM written for Elasticsearch.
The concept is modeled after JPA/Hibernate, with an external configuration
file called 'osem.json' in the same place as the persistence.xml file.
Each of the CRUD (Create Read blah) methods of the 'osemManager' have pre
and post callbacks so if someone wanted to implement some amount of ACID
using an osem store, then they could. Contributions/forking/improvements
are welcome.
It should be about 1-2 weeks before it is ready to post.
I will have it set up on sonotype in a mvn repository as soon as it gets
done. If kimchy/Shay would help me with the repository part, that would
save maybe a week.
On Saturday, March 17, 2012 4:56:48 AM UTC-5, kimchy wrote
Agreed!
On Fri, Mar 16, 2012 at 3:14 AM, gearond wrote:
I would love to see OSEM written for Elasticsearch.
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