Titlebook: Spring Persistence with Hibernate; Paul Tepper Fisher,Brian D. Murphy,Steve Anglin,To Book 2010 Paul Fisher and Brian D. Murphy 2010 E-Com

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Spring Basics,learned the basics of configuring bean dependencies in Spring XML configuration files, and developed an understanding of bean scopes and life cycles. The benefits of dependency injection are now clear. You can effectively delegate to the Spring container to manage and resolve your application depend

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Basic Application Setup,ven is a great tool that development teams can use to simplify day-to-day development. You can manage your dependencies, ensuring repeatable build processes, and provide a consistent interface for developers on your team to use for interacting with your project..You’ve also learned about some of Spr

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Persistence with Hibernate,rks like Spring and Hibernate is that this complexity is an option that you can elect to utilize, rather than an integral component of the framework architecture that you are forced to embrace..In this chapter, you took a stroll down memory lane to see how persistence has evolved in the Java ecosyst

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Domain Model Fundamentals,se annotations to provide Hibernate with the appropriate clues to effectively map your object-oriented domain classes to your relational database..We also examined association mapping, differentiating between the various cardinality options Hibernate provides. These details—such as whether to use ma

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DAOs and Querying, key design patterns that are instrumental to the way in which Spring integrates with many persistence frameworks. Through our gallery application examples, we demonstrated how to implement an effective DAO layer. We examined several options for integrating Hibernate—using the HibernateTemplate as w

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Transaction Management,nt avenues for applying transactions declaratively with Spring: via annotation and through XML-based Spring configuration. It’s also possible to utilize Spring’s transaction management programmatically, through the use of the TransactionTemplate. However this approach couples transactional behavior

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Best Practices and Advanced Techniques,velopers is the N+1 selects issue. This problem typically stems from a failure to properly tune a domain object’s mapping configuration or the queries within the DAO layer. Understanding how this problem can appear, as well as how to detect it, is important in ensuring decent ORM performance. Althou

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Integration Frameworks,of the challenges with exposing RESTful web services on Hibernate-powered applications, and how to simplify a serialization or marshaling strategy. We examined Spring 3’s new MVC capabilities, as well as its OXM abstraction for providing object-to-XML marshaling..We also discussed the DTO pattern, a

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GORM and Grails,ast to the topics covered in the previous chapters. Although based firmly on Spring and Hibernate, Grails utilizes Active Record as an alternative to the DAO design pattern. This approach is more practical in Grails due to its use of the dynamic language Groovy, allowing new behavior and methods to