Hibernate Quickly Chinese Version

Author: Pei Ke
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: This book first introduces the commonly used Hibernate knowledge, enabling developers to start using Hibernate; then explains how to combine Hibernate with other development tools and frameworks to accelerate and simplify application development. Specifically, this book covers Hibernate basics, compiling projects with Ant, associations and components, collections and custom types, object storage and retrieval, organizing projects using patterns like Spring and ADO, integrating Hibernate with popular web frameworks, generating mapping files with XDoclet, unit testing with JUnit and DBUnit, and new features of Hibernate3. This book is a reference for Java developers unfamiliar with Hibernate; for intermediate to advanced Hibernate users, the content on how to integrate Hibernate with other open-source frameworks and tools is highly valuable.
As a persistence layer between applications and databases, Hibernate is a powerful object-relational persistence and query service for Java, responsible for automatically completing a tedious task: building a bridge between object-oriented code and relational databases. This book introduces all the knowledge needed to start using Hibernate.
This book focuses on the 20% of Hibernate knowledge that is used 80% of the time, saving space to introduce the "ecosystem" of Hibernate: how Hibernate works with other commonly used development tools and frameworks, such as XDoclet, Struts, WebWork, Spring, and Tapestry. While introducing new concepts, the book gradually builds example code. It explains many useful Hibernate configuration and design options, breaking down complex topics into easier-to-understand sections. This book teaches readers what Hibernate is, what its functions are, and how to use it efficiently in a "walk before you run" approach.
This book first introduces the commonly used Hibernate knowledge, enabling developers to start using Hibernate; then explains how to combine Hibernate with other development tools and frameworks to accelerate and simplify application development. Specifically, this book covers Hibernate basics, compiling projects with Ant, associations and components, collections and custom types, object storage and retrieval, organizing projects using patterns like Spring and ADO, integrating Hibernate with popular web frameworks, generating mapping files with XDoclet, unit testing with JUnit and DBUnit, and new features of Hibernate3. This book is a reference for Java developers unfamiliar with Hibernate; for intermediate to advanced Hibernate users, the content on how to integrate Hibernate with other open-source frameworks and tools is highly valuable.