Hibernate with Java

Hibernate with Java

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Publisher Laxmi Publications All IT Interview Preparation books by Laxmi Publications
ISBN 9789383828340
Author: B Mohammed Ibrahim
Number of Pages 891
Edition First Edition
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Hibernate with Java by B Mohammed Ibrahim
Book Summary:

Hibernate is one of the most popular open-source Object/Relational Mapping (ORM) tools. The ORM focuses on mapping the data representation from an object model to a relational data model. This book is an example-driven guide for applying Hibernate in Java applications. Many complete working examples have been provided with their corresponding output while explaining complex concepts. It also explores the new features and additional frameworks of Hibernate such as Annotation based configuration, Hibernate Validator, Hibernate Entity Manager, Lifecycle Events including Hibernate Filters. All the illustrating programs have been written using Annotations instead of writing them using complex XML based configurations.
The Hibernate installation and configuration procedure have been given with their dependencies. The popular open source database system, MySQL, has been used in most of the examples in this book.


Audience of the Book :
This book Useful for Computer Science And Information Technology Engineering students.
 
Key Features:

The main features of the book are as follows:

1. Hibernate Configuration, Session interface, and Specific ID Generation

2. Data Persistence and Access with Java Code

3. Data Relationship and Mapping

4. EJB 3 Persistence Model

5. Polymorphic Queries, and Native SQL Queries

6. Simplifying Complex Query Creations with Criteria Queries

7. Support for JDBC Operations

8. Query By Example (QBE)


Table of Contents:

1. Getting Ready

2. Persisting Student Data with Hibernate: Demo

3. Hibernate Session

4. Defining POJOs Using JPA/Hibernate Annotations

5. HQL/JPAQL

6. Criteria Queries

Index