Code	Course Name	Reg.	Dur.	Dates	Days & Times	Loc.	Certifications	Cost C$* M*   NM* L1 L2   NM
TTJV56	Hibernate Programming		4 Eves	Feb 22 - Mar 3 2010	MW 5:30p-8:30p	CT	--	860  960  1020
TTJV56	Hibernate Programming		2 Days	Jun 24-25 2010	ThF 9:00a-4:30p	CT	--	860  960  1020
TTJV56	Hibernate Programming		2 Days	Oct 18-19 2010	MTu 9:00a-4:30p	CT	--	860  960  1020

Description: This workshop provides a comprehensive introduction to Hibernate™, the most popular object relational mapping (ORM) tool for Java. Using Hibernate™, programmers can write ordinary Java objects and persist them to any relational database. Choosing a different database is simply a matter of updating a configuration file. Students explore key Hibernate™ concepts through a series of hands-on lab exercises.

Audience: This course is for software developers, with some Java experience, wishing to learn more about JDBC.

Prerequisites: Intermediate Java Programming (TTJV05), or equivalent experience.

Objectives:

• Understand how Hibernate™ differs from JDBC and when to use Hibernate™
• Design and code persistent classes and data access objects
• Map all of the associations supported by Hibernate™ to database tables
• Integrate Hibernate™ tools into a Java development environment
• Use Hibernate™ with EJB, servlets, standalone apps, and unit tests
• Use the Hibernate™ Query Language (HQL) to perform database queries

• Hibernate™ overview
• Configuration files
• XML mapping files
• POJO requirements
• Database design guidelines
• Collections and Associations
• Persistence lifecycle, detached objects, and object identity
• HQL and the query API
• Generating schemas, mapping files, and POJOs
• Hibernate™ in web apps, EJB, and standalone apps
• Hibernate™ with Spring framework