This is third hibernate tutorial for advanced users .We will talk about hibernate persistence and how you will connect with hibernate to the database. The database we would be using is mysql.
Our last two posts had covered hibernate setup , hibernate configuration and how using annotation with hibernate.
First Hibernate Tutorial
Hibernate Using Annotations
Step 1: Create java project in eclipse
Step2: add the required libraries.
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In case you missed the first post Hibernate Tutorial for beginners , please go through it if you are new to hibernate.
Annotations are powerful and easy way used to provide metadata about the class.They do not effect the operation of the code. They can be used to provide information about the class to the compiler. They can be used to replace the configuration files. Many applications scan files and detect annotated classes and get configured accordingly. I am using JPA API here to demonstrate you the usage of annotations. Please download ejb3-persistence.jar and include in your referenced libraries.
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Part - II >>
Hibernate is a powerful, high performance object/relational persistence and query service. It maps database tables to objects so that the database tables can be queried and used as objects.
This hibernate tutorial gives a step by step solution to develop a first Hibernate application using Eclipse.
- Requirements:Eclipse 3, Mysql Database, JDK 1.5, Download hibernate from https://www.hibernate.org/30.html and unzip it.
- Setting Up Project :
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