Description

Getting Java objects and relational databases to cooperate is a classic engineering problem, and this course walks you through solving it with object/relational mapping. It covers object model basics and relation models, examines the incompatibility issues between them, and then places specific emphasis on Hibernate — a tool with wide adoption across the industry — as the framework for managing persistence in Java applications.

By the end you'll understand multiple approaches to persistence and how the Hibernate ORM Framework integrates into a Java codebase. The treatment is intentionally introductory: senior programmers may find the material too easy.

The course targets Java developers with advanced knowledge of core Java concepts; familiarity with MySQL, HTML, or XML is helpful but secondary. For developers who have been hand-wiring SQL inside their Java apps, it's a clear path toward a cleaner architecture.

System Requirements

See System Requirements in the Coggno Knowledge Base