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Hibernate: A J2EE Developer's Guide

Hibernate: A J2EE™ Developer's Guide Table of Contents Copyright Acknowledgments About the Author Preface Required Skills Roadmap Chapter 1. Overview Why Object/Relational Mapping? What Is Hibernate? Comparing JDBC to Hibernate Hibernate's Mapping System Other Java/Database Integration Solutions How to Obtain and Install Supported Databases Chapter 2. Getting Oriented Application Architecture Mapping Files Generating Java Source Application Configuration Web Application JSP Interface Chapter 3. Starting from Java Java Object Model Generated Mapping Files Generated Schema Working with Artifacts and Owners Chapter 4. Starting from an Existing Schema Initial Schema Using Middlegen Generated Mapping Files Generated Java Working with the Database Chapter 5. Mapping Files Basic Structure Mapping File Reference Chapter 6. Persistent Objects Sessions Objects and Identity Life-Cycle Methods Chapter 7. Relationships Database Relationships Java Collection Relationships Java Class Relationships Any-Based Relationships Bi-directional Relationships Chapter 8. Queries HQL HQL Reference Select From Where Group By Having Order By Criteria Queries Native SQL Queries Chapter 9. Transactions Introduction to Transactions Optimistic and Pessimistic Locking Chapter 10. Performance Finding and Solving Problems Queries Inserts Connection Pooling Caching Chapter 11. Schema Management Updating an Existing Schema Generating Update and Drop Scripts Chapter 12. Best Practices, Style Guide, Tips and Tricks Reducing Code with Inversion of Control Reducing Session Creation Impact with ThreadLocal Using Hibernate as an EJB BMP Solution Integrating with Other Technologies Applications That Use Hibernate Strategies for Getting Started Chapter 13. Future Directions Hibernate 3.0 EJB 3.0 Here and Now Index SYMBOL A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X

•  Table of Contents •  Index Hibernate: A J2EE™ Developer's Guide By Will Iverson   Publisher : Addison Wesley Professional Pub Date : November 22, 2004 ISBN : 0-321-26819-9 Pages : 384         Copyright     Acknowledgments     About the Author     Preface       Required Skills       Roadmap        Chapter 1.  Overview       Why Object/Relational Mapping?       What Is Hibernate?       Comparing JDBC to Hibernate       Hibernate's Mapping System       Other Java/Database Integration Solutions       How to Obtain and Install       Supported Databases        Chapter 2.  Getting Oriented       Application Architecture       Mapping Files       Generating Java Source       Application Configuration       Web Application       JSP Interface        Chapter 3.  Starting from Java       Java Object Model       Generated Mapping Files       Generated Schema       Working with Artifacts and Owners        Chapter 4.  Starting from an Existing Schema       Initial Schema       Using Middlegen       Generated Mapping Files       Generated Java       Working with the Database        Chapter 5.  Mapping Files       Basic Structure       Mapping File Reference        Chapter 6.  Persistent Objects       Sessions       Objects and Identity       Life-Cycle Methods        Chapter 7.  Relationships       Database Relationships       Java Collection Relationships       Java Class Relationships       Any-Based Relationships       Bi-directional Relationships        Chapter 8.  Queries       HQL       HQL Reference       Select       From       Where       Group By       Having       Order By       Criteria Queries       Native SQL Queries        Chapter 9.  Transactions       Introduction to Transactions       Optimistic and Pessimistic Locking        Chapter 10.  Performance       Finding and Solving Problems       Queries       Inserts       Connection Pooling       Caching        Chapter 11.  Schema Management       Updating an Existing Schema       Generating Update and Drop Scripts        Chapter 12.  Best Practices, Style Guide, Tips and Tricks       Reducing Code with Inversion of Control       Reducing Session Creation Impact with ThreadLocal       Using Hibernate as an EJB BMP Solution       Integrating with Other Technologies       Applications That Use Hibernate       Strategies for Getting Started        Chapter 13.  Future Directions       Hibernate 3.0       EJB 3.0       Here and Now     Index