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Java Hibernate enables you to map Java objects to database tables using annotations or XML files. In this course, you'll learn about identity generation, annotations, and how to customize mappings. You'll also learn basic querying using HQL – a SQL-like query language designed for Hibernate.

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Objectives

Inheritance start the course apply the JOINED strategy when mapping Java classes to the database using Hibernate configure Java Hibernate to work with your applications apply the Single Table strategy as a solution for mapping into a database in Java Hibernate Identity Generation and Annotations use Annotations to assign IDs to rows in Java Hibernate use Identity Generation in XML using Java Hibernate use custom SQL in annotations in Java Hibernate create a database index in Java Hibernate define property mapping using annotations in Java Hibernate configure a fetching strategy by defining lazy and eager loading using either annotations or XML mapping in Java Hibernation Customizing Mappings refine basic mapping in JPA and Java Hibernate use advanced ID options in Java Hibernate use @Table and @SecondaryTable in Java Hibernate use class tag options in Java Hibernate use advanced XML table mapping in Java Hibernate use custom SQL in XML mappings in Java Hibernate perform detailed property mapping in Java Hibernate by specifying controls in the property and column tags within XML embed objects in Java Hibernate with the @Embeddable annotation or through XML with the component tag Querying perform basic querying using HQL in Java Hibernate perform basic querying with simple Java method calls using the Criteria API in Hibernate order and paginate result data using advanced query management options in HQL and Criteria objects within Java Hibernate structure a database query using a Query by Example strategy in a Criteria object within Hibernate