Getting Started - start the course
- set up JAR files, configure a SessionFactory connection to a database, and use a ConfigHelper class to load Hibernate into a command-line application
- configure Java Hibernate to work with applications
- create, save, and update Java Hibernate data objects using the Save, Persist, and saveOrUpdate options
- process and update transient data from outside the current flow of Hibernate CRUD operations
- use the update and merge methods in Java Hibernate
- delete different types of data in Java Hibernate
- load data using Java Hibernate
- use the Interceptor API in Java Hibernate to access, monitor, maintain, and manage key events in the persistence life cycle
Transactions, Batches, and Logging - load an application using the JPA approach instead of Java Hibernate
- manage sessions and transactions in Java Hibernate
- use the executeUpdate command as part of a query to do batch and bulk updates
- use the log4j framework to configure the logging of information
Caching and Custom Types - use second level caching in Java Hibernate
- use the unique item query in Java Hibernate
- define custom types in Java Hibernate
- filter data in Java Hibernate
Mapping Data - allow Java Hibernate to create a table structure
- implement multiple mappings of tables in Java Hibernate
- implement a basic mapping using annotations in Java Hibernate
- create XML mapping between a class and a table in Java Hibernate
- expand an object model in Java Hibernate
- use XML mapping options to allow the framework to automatically maintain the relationship between Java classes and database tables in Hibernate
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