| INTRODUCTION TO HIBERNATE |
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Hibernate Technology Benefits |
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Hibernate Architecture Overview |
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Persistence lifecycle |
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Object identity |
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GETTING STARTED WITH HIBERNATE QUICKLY |
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Mapping tables to beans |
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Mapping properties to columns |
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RELATIONSHIPS |
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Setting up all types of relationships |
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Setting up a one to many relationship |
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Understanding bidirectional relationships |
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Creating a simple application user authentication |
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Setting up a many to many relationship |
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Understanding unidirectional relationships |
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Setting up a one to one relationship |
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Setting up an simple inheritance relationship |
| BASIC QUERIES |
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Working with queries |
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Named queries |
| USING HIBERNATE TRANSACTION SUPPORT |
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Local transactions, global transaction |
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Hibernate transaction API |
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Isolation levels |
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Optimistic and Pessimistic locking (versioning) |
| MORE MAPPING CONCEPTS |
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Hibernate type system |
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Mapping collections of value types |
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Three ways to map inheritance |
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Working with compound keys |
| ADVANCED QUERIES |
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Working with the Query API |
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Working with Binding Parameters |
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Grouping |
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Subqueries |
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Optimizing queries |
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Native SQL query |
| USING HIBERNATE AND SPRING
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Spring Intro |
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How Spring simplifies Hibernate development |
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Using HibernateTemplate |
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Using Spring DAO support |
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Using Spring's transaction support (declarative transactions) |
| HIBERNATE CACHING |
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Caching overview |
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Hibernate Caching Architecture |
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Hibernate API to control cache |
