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Hibernate: A Developer''s Notebook

By
James Elliott

Publisher: O''Reilly

Pub Date: May 2004

ISBN: 0-596-00696-9

Pages: 190

Copyright

Preface

How to Use This Book

Font Conventions

On the Web Site

How to Contact Us

Acknowledgments

Chapter 1.
Installation and Setup

Section 1.1.
Getting an Ant Distribution

Section 1.2.
Getting the HSQLDB Database Engine

Section 1.3.
Getting Hibernate

Section 1.4.
Setting Up a Project Hierarchy

Chapter 2.
Introduction to Mapping

Section 2.1.
Writing a Mapping Document

Section 2.2.
Generating Some Class

Section 2.3.
Cooking Up a Schema

Section 2.4.
Connecting Hibernate to MySQL

Chapter 3.
Harnessing Hibernate

Section 3.1.
Creating Persistent Objects

Section 3.2.
Finding Persistent Objects

Section 3.3.
Better Ways to Build Queries

Chapter 4.
Collections and Associations

Section 4.1.
Mapping Collections

Section 4.2.
Persisting Collections

Section 4.3.
Retrieving Collections

Section 4.4.
Using Bidirectional Associations

Section 4.5.
Working with Simple Collections

Chapter 5.
Richer Associations

Section 5.1.
Using Lazy Associations

Section 5.2.
Ordered Collections

Section 5.3.
Augmenting Associations in Collections

Section 5.4.
Lifecycle Associations

Section 5.5.
Reflexive Associations

Chapter 6.
Persistent Enumerated Types

Section 6.1.
Defining a Persistent Enumerated Type

Section 6.2.
Working with Persistent Enumerations

Chapter 7.
Custom Value Types

Section 7.1.
Defining a User Type

Section 7.2.
Using a Custom Type Mapping

Section 7.3.
Building a Composite User Type

Chapter 8.
Criteria Queries

Section 8.1.
Using Simple Criteria

Section 8.2.
Compounding Criteria

Section 8.3.
Applying Criteria to Associations

Section 8.4.
Querying by Example

Chapter 9.
A Look at HQL

Section 9.1.
Writing HQL Queries

Section 9.2.
Selecting Properties and Pieces

Section 9.3.
Sorting

Section 9.4.
Working with Aggregate Values

Section 9.5.
Writing Native SQL Queries

Appendix A.
Hibernate Types

Section A.1.
Basic Types

Section A.2.
Persistent Enumerated Types

Section A.3.
Custom Value Types

Section A.4.
''Any'' Type Mappings

Section A.5.
All Types

Appendix B.
Standard Criteria

Section B.1.
The Expression Factory

Appendix C.
Hibernate SQL Dialects

Section C.1.
Getting Fluent in the Local SQL

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