F I T Computer Education - Hibernate

HIBERNATE

1.Introduction to hibernate

1.1 Mapping file
1.2 Hibernate Configuration
1.3 startup and helpers
1.4 Loading and storing

2.Architecture

2.1 Components of hibernate

2.1.1 Session Factory
2.1.2 Session
2.1.3 Query
2.1.4 Transaction
2.1.5 Comparing with JDBC

2.2 Hibernate mapping file
2.3 Hibernate cfg file
2.4 Hibernate object states

3. Configuration

3.1 Programmatic Configuration
3.2 Obtaining a session factory
3.3 JDBC Connections

4.Persistence Classes

4.1 Simple POJO Example
4.2 No argument Construtor
4.3 Declare accessories and mutuators
4.4 Implementing equals & hashcode

5.Dynamic table creation

5.1 hbm2ddl

6. Hibernate Query Language

6.1 Like
6.2 Between
6.3 Param
6.4 Wild character

7.Session select statements

7.1 create query
7.2 create criteria
7.3 create SQL Query

8.Hibernate Pagination
9.ID generator

9.1 Hi/lo algorithm
9.2 UUID algorithm
9.3 Assigned
9.4 Native
9.5 Increment

10. Hibernate Mappings

10.1 Associations

10.1.1 many-to-many
10.1.2 many-to-one
10.1.3 one-to-many
10.1.4 one-to-one

10.2 Collection mappings

10.2.1 one-to-many
10.2.2 many-to-many

10.3 Component mappings
10.4 Inheritance mapping

10.4.1 Table per class
10.4.2 Table per subclass
10.4.3 Table per concrete class

11.Hibernate Isolation

11.1 ACID Properties
11.2 Types of Transaction
11.3 Types of Locks
11.4 Isolation levels

12.Hibernate Lock mode
13.Hibernate version
14.Hibernate criterion

14.1 Restriction
14.2 Projection
14.3 Example
14.4 Add order

15.Hibernate performance

15.1 Second level caching

15.1.1 Why 2nd level caching
15.1.2 Types of2nd level caching
15.1.3 When should we go for 2nd level caching

15.2 Statistics

15.2.1 Query Statistics
15.2.2 Entity Statistics
15.2.3 Cache Statistics

16.Web Application with hibernate

16.1 Servlet with hibernate
16.2 Struts with hibernate

17.Remote application with hibernate

17.1 EJB with hibernate

18.Hibernate Filters