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Both Talend (Java) and Kettle distribute the Zentus.com pure-Java SQLite JDBC driver and for most purposes this run-anywhere version is fine. But, if you really need to take advantage of SQLite’s speed then connecting using the native JNI version is a must. Doing this was easy enough, just change over to using a generic JDBC connection specifying the required native jar and placing the associated dll/so on your system path.

I struggled setting up a project with Spring 2.5 and JPA (Hibernate3.2) and keeping it all annotation driven. Most of the examples were not related to my setup and the configuration is starting to get complex. So, here is mine, I hope it helps you.

Object Relational Mapping for Java