Persistence in Jakarta EE 10 with Hibernate
This course examines the principles and practice of developing Jakarta EE 10 applications accessing relational databases with the help of Hibernate. This course will teach you how to write efficient code that accesses databases from Java applications.
What you'll learn
It's becoming more essential for Java developers to quickly create efficient and powerful database applications on a regular basis. In this course, Persistence in Jakarta EE 10 with Hibernate, you’ll learn to interact with database applications from Java programs, using Jakarta EE 10 and Hibernate. First, you’ll explore Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) and its concepts. Next, you’ll discover entities and entity relationships. Finally, you’ll learn how to transpose in database the OOP concept of inheritance. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge needed to quickly and efficiently develop Java database applications using Jakarta EE 10 and Hibernate.
Table of contents
- Introducing Working with Entities 4m
- Demo: A Secondary Table with One Field 6m
- Demo: A Secondary Table with Multiple Fields 4m
- Demo: Multiple Secondary Tables 4m
- Entity Access Types 3m
- Entity Primary Keys and Entity Identity 2m
- Demo: Primary Keys with @GeneratedValue 3m
- Demo: Embeddable Primary Key and Embedded ID 2m
- Demo: Embeddable Primary Key and ID Class 3m
- Introducting Entity Relationships 3m
- Demo: Define One-to-many and Many-to-one Relationships 4m
- Demo: Define Many-to-many Relationships 4m
- Annotations for Relationship Definition 1m
- Demo: Join Tables on One Column 3m
- Demo: Join Tables on Multiple Columns 3m
- Embeddable Classes 2m
- Demo: Embedding Classes in Entities 3m
- Demo: Embedding Collections of Classes in Entities 3m
- Demo: Embedding Maps of Classes in Entities 3m
- Module Summary 1m