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Re: Spring and Hibernate, Simplify the DAO layer

Blog Editor — Sun, 22 Aug 2010 04:53:59 GMT

Cool post about hibernate DAO integration in Spring. Check out for similar @ http://starksolutions.blogspot.com/2010/05/fetching-hibernate-session-factory-in.html

Re: Too Little Time To Shuffle

CHARLIE V — Tue, 10 Aug 2010 22:04:54 GMT

I ALSO PLAYED THE COMPUTER GAME FROM MUDBUGS CANT FIND ANYMORE  IT WAS VERY GOOD.  ON A DIFFERENT NOTE  NO ONE TALKS ABOUT THE DIFFERENT CINCHES 

1 TO WIN IF PLAYED CORRECTLY

2 TO TRY TO BOURRE SOMEONE FORCE PLAY

I HAVE COMPILED AT LEAST 97% OF ALL KNOWN CINCHES/ HEAD UP  3 PLAYERS  4 PLAYERS ETC   FROM 5 CARDS IN HAND TO 2 CARDS IN HAND  AND DIFFERENT RANGE OF TRUMPS.  ALSO IF IN FIRST PLAYER POSITION AND DEPENDING ON DEALERS TURN CARD    AND CINCHE SAVES BEFORE DRAWING

Re: Too Little Time To Shuffle

Layne Lee — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 18:57:35 GMT

Just happened to run across your site.

I am the former owner of Mudbuggames.com and the author of the Bourre game described in this message thread. It does indeed seem to be the same game of Bourre that you described.

I had to take the game off of the market because it was taking more time to maintain than was justified by the fees coming in. It became much worse after software pirates figured out how to break the key and allow people to register the software for free.

I am working right now on version 2.0 of Mudbug Bourre, which (when finished) will be posted on a new web site. Keep your eyes open.  This one will be completely revamped in graphics but will have the same basic game play engine.  This version will be released not only as a standalone game (which will be free), but also in an online version where people can play each other online.  Access to the latter will be free.

Keep your eyes pealed. It may be a few months before the new site is up.

Layne Lee

Mudbug Games

Re: Spring and Hibernate, Simplify the DAO layer

Anonymous — Wed, 12 May 2010 14:05:23 GMT

I can not understand how hibernate simplify persistence. Too many configuration, and not easy to learn. New jdbc templates with java is the best.

Re: Time Management

Mike Shoemaker — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 12:01:35 GMT

That is correct. Nice work.

Re: Time Management

PT — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 05:47:57 GMT

Everybody's Free (To Wear Sunscreen)?

Re: Spring and Hibernate, Simplify the DAO layer

chanti — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 08:38:49 GMT

Hello friends i am new to this springs technology and i downloaded the above given example, after building project my classes folder with all the classes are coming but in all the class files it is showing as souce not found.

I am using Eclipse IDI, please help me to configure java build path in project properties

Re: Spring and Hibernate, Simplify the DAO layer

Anonymous — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 18:53:51 GMT

You've given it a week? Come on, man. You need that much just for Struts. I agree that HIbernate and Spring have been over hyped. Be patient with setting up the configurations and it will pay off big. At a minimum you should be using Struts or you end up creating you're own controller (nightmare). Hibernate grew out of frustration with whole bloaty EJB world. 

Turn to the source. The open-source, that is.