First post at stackoverflow after I couldn’t find exactly what I was looking for.
I am developing an application that will mainly just take input parameters from a user and pass them to Oracle stored procedures. None of the stored procedures return anything since their purpose is only to maintain a schedule for running a bunch of ODIs. The only time the app will actually fetch and return data from the database would be to display the current schedule. I am using Java 1.7 in Eclipse. Definitely using Struts 2 and Spring but can’t decide if I should use Spring JDBC, Hibernate, or myBatis for the data layer.
Which combination would work the best when 90% of the database operation is only running stored procedures that don’t return anything? I would have to learn either one of them from scratch, so the one with less steep learning curve would be nicer.
Thanks.
p.s. From what I have learned so far, myBatis would probably be the best approach but could not find as many good examples for integration and running stored procedures as I could for Hibernate.
Keep it simple. Use straight JDBC.
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/sql/CallableStatement.html