Object/Relational Mapping with Hibernate
by Bob McCune
Sun, Oct 01, 2006
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Hibernate has become one of the most popular Java persistence frameworks due to its ease of use, performance, and ability to transparently bridge the object/relational gap. It allows you to develop rich, fine-grained domain models that leverage the standard object-oriented idioms of inheritance, polymorphism, association, and composition without the challenges associated with handling the low-level persistence details. This session will explore the framework's core features by providing examples of how to effectively implement Hibernate in your applications.
About the Author
Bob McCune is a Java architect, mentor, and trainer with a particular interest in open source tools and lightweight architectures and methodologies.