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Practical informationRegistration Architects, designers and programmers who are interested in object-relational mapping, using Hibernate and JPA.
Knowledge of Java programming (see course Java programming) and relational databases (see course RDBMS concepts) is required. Familiarity with basic SQL (see course SQL fundamentals) and XML concepts (see course XML concepts) is an advantage.
Lecture and hands-on exercises. The participants will work with Java applications accessing IBM DB2, Oracle, MySQL or other databases.
Guido Indesteege, anova.
3 days.
| date | language | place | price | remarks |
| 05/03/2012 | Leuven | 1410 EUR | ||
| 23/05/2012 | N | Woerden | 1410 EUR | |
| 18/06/2012 | E | Leuven | 1410 EUR |
If Java is used for enterprise class applications, accessing relational data in an effective way, the use of a good persistence framework is a very important. The Hibernate framework offers a complete object-relational mapping solution to this end. HIbernate makes use of the standard Java Persistence Architecture (JPA) of the Java EE platform.
The purpose of this course is to show the participant how a Java application can be mapped to a relational database schema with the use of the Hibernate framework combined with JPA.
O/R mapping • Hibernate architecture
Java Persistence Architecture: annotations • mapping • entity manager
SessionFactory • JDBC connections • logging
Persistent classes • components • relations • inheritance • collections
Different mapping options • n-n associations
Criteria Queries • HQL (Hibernate Query Language) • native SQL