Course Information
Course Overview
Get smarter about how you work with Java and databases in this thorough hands-on course.
Are you ready to get more out of JDBC and your data using smart, streamlined techniques? This Hibernate course is a great place to start.
You will start by learning about object relational mapping and Hibernate, then jump into learning about the Hibernate basics. From there, Kevin will teach you basic mapping annotations, mapping composite and collection types, and entity associations. This video tutorial also covers Hibernate API, JPA API, advanced mapping and configurations, and criteria API. Finally, you will learn about the Hibernate query language and Java Persistence query language.
Once you have completed this computer based training course, you will be able to simplify and clarify the persistence tier of your applications using Hibernate and Java Persistence, granting you productivity improvements and easing future maintenance.
Course Content
- 12 section(s)
- 82 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Course Introduction
- Section 2 Object Relational Mapping And Hibernate
- Section 3 Hibernate Basics
- Section 4 Basic Mapping Annotations
- Section 5 Mapping Composite And Collection Types
- Section 6 Entity Associations
- Section 7 Hibernate API
- Section 8 JPA API
- Section 9 Advanced Mappings And Configuration
- Section 10 Hibernate Query Language And Java Persistence Query Language
- Section 11 Criteria API
- Section 12 Conclusion
What You’ll Learn
- work consistently and efficiently with databases in Java, how to set up the Hibernate framework, how to work with APIs, and how to retrieve useful data
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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PPriyanka Kumari
Good
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AAwad Mohammed
Great
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KKalpana Nagle
Good for those who doesn’t have any knowledge about the subject and this videos have all the details of the course with proper explanation.
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PPrabath weerasinghe
section 3 - The instructions given for configuring session factories through an xml (hibernate.cfg.xml) does not work. When I went through the QnA, people have raised the same issue years back and nothing has been done since to fix it.