Hibernate with Spring Training Course

Overview

In this 3-day training you will learn how to create effective data-driven Spring applications with Hibernate. The training shows the use of both XML and annotation based configuration of both Spring and Hibernate.

Through our trainings, you benefit from the wide experience and architectural expertise of our team. We bring that experience to you in a highly interactive, intensely hands-on setting.

Objectives

At the end of the Hibernate with Spring training course, participants should gain an understanding of creating Spring applications with Hibernate and will be able to:

• Configure Hibernate in the context of a Spring application
• Create efficient object/relational mappings with Hibernate
• Leverage the Spring Framework to facilitate Hibernate session, transaction and exception management
• Use Hibernate with Spring and understand fundamental architectural issues
• Know how and when to use parts of the Spring Framework

Suggested Audience - This training is designed for developers interested in using Hibernate with Spring.

Duration – 3 Days

Prerequisites - Create basic Java web applications, Basic understanding of JDBC and relational database concepts

Syllabus

Day 1: Spring Framework Fundamentals Introduction to Spring Using Spring to configure an application Understanding the bean life-cycle Simplifying application configuration Annotation-based dependency injection Simplifying JDBC-based data access with Spring Driving database transactions in a Spring environment

Day 2: Using the Hibernate ORM Introducing object-to-relational mapping (ORM) Getting started with Hibernate in a Spring environment Using JPA annotations and Hibernate XML Inheritance: considerations and trade-offs Defining custom user-types for Value Objects Using queries: HQL, criteria API, native (SQL) Hibernate in web applications: open session in view Using the different Java collection mappings Using joins and components to go beyond naïve class to table mappings

Day 3: Hibernate Internals and Configuration Working with Hibernate objects Lazy loading and detached objects Optimistic and pessimistic locking Mixing Hibernate and JDBC Performance tuning Advanced Features: interceptors, schema generation, caching, batching