Advanced Querying in Java Hibernate

Advanced Querying in Java Hibernate

• start the course
• apply aggregations and projections to a query within a database in Java Hibernate
• externalize HML by using annotations or an external XML file in Java Hibernate
• use advanced querying in Hibernate and databases
• perform Hibernate Query Language (HQL) queries and searches across multiple classes, joins, and multiple selects
• use Hibernate Criteria queries as inputs to other queries, in order to construct DetachedCriteria using Restrictions and Projections
• use Hibernate's Criteria query API and conditional logic to conduct detailed data searches and queries across multiple tables
• call a Hibernate stored procedure by creating a NamedQuery and using IN and OUT parameters
• use a basic, composite, or foreign key ID to manage XML identity mapping in Java Hibernate
• enable SQL commenting in Java Hibernate for table creation and search queries
• use Java-based methods to arrange search results from a database using Hibernate
• create a many-to-many relationship using @JoinTable annotation in Java Hibernate
• set up a many-to-many relationship in Hibernate
• set up the @Transient annotation within Java Hibernate
• debug exception messages within Java Hibernate
• improve the overall performance of Java Hibernate
• improve the Query performance within Java Hibernate
• use the immutability feature of Java Hibernate to make objects in your database read-only

Customized Mapping and Basic Querying in Java Hibernate

Customized Mapping and Basic Querying in Java Hibernate

• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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

Getting Started with Java Hibernate

Getting Started with Java Hibernate

• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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