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It is my experience that DB2/400 is an uncommon database for Java folks,
so you should start with ensuring that it is supported.
I have no experience with the projects you mention, but I have
successfully used Hibernate with DB2/400. I used MyEclipse (30 day
trial available) to generate the Java beans from the database tables - I
found that you most likely need to hint what the indexes are as the
database layer often is not told what record level access programs use
to index.
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