Master Hibernate and JPA with Spring Boot in 100 Steps

Master Hibernate and JPA with Spring Boot in 100 Steps

Learn Hibernate and JPA (Java Persistence API) using Spring and Spring Boot

What you’ll learn

  • You will learn the basics of JPA and Hibernate – Entities, Relationships, Inheritance Mappings and Annotations

  • You will understand approaches to querying data using JPA and Hibernate – JPQL, Criteria API and Native Queries

  • You will understand JPA and Hibernate Relationships in depth – One to One, Many to One and Many to Many

  • You will use a variety of Spring Boot Starters – Spring Boot Starter Web, Starter Data Jpa, Starter Test

  • You will learn the basic of performance tuning your JPA application with Hibernate – Solve N+1 Queries Issue

  • You will learn the basics of caching – First Level Cache and Second Level Cache with EhCache

  • You will understand the basics of Spring Data JPA and Spring Data REST
Requirements
  • You have an attitude to learn while having fun 🙂
  • You have programming experience with Java
  • We will help you get started with Spring and Spring Boot
Description

Hibernate is the most popular Java ORM framework.  Almost every Real World Project today uses JPA and Hibernate in combination with Spring Boot.

Do you want to Learn JPA & Hibernate and use them in combination with Spring Boot?  Do you want to Learn about Entities, Relationships, Entity Manager, JPQL, Native Queries, Inheritance Hierarchies, Criteria API, Transaction Management, Caching and Performance Tuning with JPA & Hibernate in combination with Spring Data JPA and Spring Data REST? 

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******* Course Overview *******

Hibernate is the most popular implementation of JPA. It was the most popular ORM framework option before JPA emerged and it provides additional features on top of JPA. We will use Hibernate as the JPA implementation in this course.

The Java Persistence API provides Java developers with an api for mapping java objects to relational data. In this course, you will learn about the Hibernate, JPA API, JPQL (Java Persistence query language), Java Persistence Criteria API and how you can perform ORM (Object Relational Mapping) with JPA and Hibernate

During this course

  • You will learn the basics of JPA and Hibernate – Entities, Relationships, Inheritance Mappings and Annotations

  • You will understand approaches to querying data using JPA and Hibernate – JPQL, Criteria API and Native Queries

  • You will understand JPA and Hibernate Relationships in depth – One to One, Many to One and Many to Many

  • You will use a variety of Spring Boot Starters – Spring Boot Starter Web, Starter Data Jpa, Starter Test

  • You will learn the basic of performance tuning your JPA application with Hibernate – Solve N+1 Queries Issue. 

  • You will learn the basics of caching – First Level Cache and Second Level Cache with EhCache

  • You will understand the basics of Spring Data JPA and Spring Data REST

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******* Step By Step Details *******

Journey from JDBC To JPA

  1. Step01 – Setting up a project with JDBC, JPA, H2 and Web Dependencies

  2. Step02 – Launching up H2 Console

  3. Step03 – Creating a Database Table in H2

  4. Step04 – Populate data into Person Table

  5. Step05 – Implement findAll persons Spring JDBC Query Method

  6. Step06 – Execute the findAll method using CommandLineRunner

  7. Step07 – A Quick Review – JDBC vs Spring JDBC

  8. Step08 – Whats in the background? Understanding Spring Boot Autoconfiguration

  9. Step09 – Implementing findById Spring JDBC Query Method

  10. Step10 – Implementing deleteById Spring JDBC Update Method

  11. Step11 – Implementing insert and update Spring JDBC Update Methods

  12. Step12 – Creating a custom Spring JDBC RowMapper

  13. Step13 – Quick introduction to JPA

  14. Step14 – Defining Person Entity

  15. Step15 – Implementing findById JPA Repository Method

  16. Step16 – Implementing insert and update JPA Repository Methods

  17. Step17 – Implementing deleteById JPA Repository Method

  18. Step18 – Implementing findAll using JPQL Named Query

JPA/Hibernate in Depth

  1. Step01 – Create a JPA Project with H2 and Spring Boot

  2. Step02 – Create JPA Entity Course

  3. Step03 – Create findById using JPA Entity Manager

  4. Step04 – Configuring application.properties to enable H2 console and additional logging

  5. Step05 – Writing Unit Test for findById method

  6. Step06 – Writing a deleteByID method to delete an Entity

  7. Step07 – Writing Unit Test for deleteById method

  8. Step08 – Writing a save method to update and insert an Entity

  9. Step09 – Writing Unit Test for save method

  10. Step10 – Quick Review and Debugging Tips

  11. Step11 – Playing with Entity Manager

  12. Step12 – Entity Manager Methods – clear and detach

  13. Step13 – Entity Manager Methods – refresh

  14. Step14 – A Quick Review of Entity Manager

  15. Step15 – JPQL – Basics

  16. Step16 – JPA and Hibernate Annotations – @Table

  17. Step17 – JPA and Hibernate Annotations – @Column

  18. Step18 – JPA and Hibernate Annotations – @UpdateTimestamp and @CreationTimestamp

  19. Step19 – JPA and Hibernate Annotations – @NamedQuery and @NamedQueries

  20. Step20 – Native Queries – Basics

  21. Step21 – Entities and Relationships – An overview

  22. Step22 – Defining Entities – Student, Passport and Review

  23. Step23 – Introduction to One to One Relationship

  24. Step24 – OneToOne Mapping – Insert Student with Passport

  25. Step25 – OneToOne Mapping – Retrieving Student with Passport and Eager Fetch

  26. Step26 – OneToOne Mapping – Lazy Fetch

  27. Step27 – Session vs Transaction

  28. Step28 – OneToOne Mapping – Bidirectional Relationship – Part 1

  29. Step29 – OneToOne Mapping – Bidirectional Relationship – Part 2

  30. Step30 – ManyToOne Mapping – Designing the database

  31. Step31 – ManyToOne Mapping – Retrieving and inserting Reviews for Course

  32. Step32 – ManyToOne Mapping – Generalizing Insert Reviews

  33. Step33 – ManyToOne Mapping – Wrapping up

  34. Step34 – ManyToMany Mapping – Table Design

  35. Step35 – ManyToMany Mapping – Adding Annotations on Entities

  36. Step36 – ManyToMany Mapping – Fixing two join tables problem

  37. Step37 – ManyToMany Mapping – Customizing the Join Table

  38. Step38 – ManyToMany Mapping – Insert Data and Write Join Query

  39. Step39 – ManyToMany Mapping – Retrieve Data using JPA Relationships

  40. Step40 – ManyToMany Mapping – Insert Student and Course

  41. Step41 – Relationships between JPA Entities – A summary

  42. Step42 – Introduction to Inheritance Hierarchies and Mappings

  43. Step43 – JPA Inheritance Hierarchies and Mappings – Setting up entities

  44. Step44 – JPA Inheritance Hierarchies and Mappings – Setting up a Repository

  45. Step45 – JPA Inheritance Hierarchies and Mappings – Single Table

  46. Step46 – JPA Inheritance Hierarchies and Mappings – Table Per Class

  47. Step47 – JPA Inheritance Hierarchies and Mappings – Joined

  48. Step48 – JPA Inheritance Hierarchies and Mappings – Mapped Super Class

  49. Step49 – JPA Inheritance Hierarchies and Mappings – How to Choose?

  50. Step50 – JPQL – Courses without Students

  51. Step51 – JPQL – Courses with atleast 2 Students and order by

  52. Step52 – JPQL – Courses like 100 Steps

  53. Step53 – JPQL – Using Joins

  54. Step54 – Criteria Query – Retrieving all courses

  55. Step55 – Criteria Query – Courses like 100 Steps

  56. Step56 – Criteria Query – Courses without Students

  57. Step57 – Criteria Query – Using Joins

  58. Step58 – Introduction to Transaction Management

  59. Step59 – Transaction Management – ACID Properties

  60. Step60 – Understanding Dirty, Phanthom and Non Repeatable Reads

  61. Step61 – Understand 4 Isolation Levels

  62. Step62 – Choosing between Isolation Levels

  63. Step63 – Implementing Transaction Management – 3 Things to Decide

  64. Step64 – Introduction to Spring Data JPA

  65. Step65 – Testing the Spring Data JPA Repository with findById.

  66. Step66 – Spring Data JPA Repository – CRUD Methosd

  67. Step67 – Sorting using Spring Data JPA Repository

  68. Step68 – Pagination using Spring Data JPA Repository 

  69. Step69 – Custom Queries using Spring Data JPA Repository 

  70. Step70 – Spring Data REST

  71. Step71 – Introduction to Caching

  72. Step72 – Hibernate and JPA Caching – First Level Cache

  73. Step73 – Hibernate and JPA Caching – Basics of Second Level Cache with EhCache

  74. Step74 – Hibernate and JPA Caching – Second Level Cache Part 2

  75. Step75 – Hibernate Tips – Hibernate Soft Deletes – @SQLDelete and @Where

  76. Step76 – Hibernate Soft Deletes – Part 2

  77. Step77 – JPA Entity Life Cycle Methods

  78. Step78 – Using Embedded and Embeddable with JPA

  79. Step79 – Using Enums with JPA

  80. Step80 – JPA Tip – Be cautious with toString method implementations

  81. Step81 – JPA Tip – When do you use JPA?

  82. Step82 – Performance Tuning – Measure before Tuning

  83. Step83 – Performance Tuning – Indexes

  84. Step84 – Performance Tuning – Use Appropriate Caching

  85. Step85 – Performance Tuning – Eager vs Lazy Fetch

  86. Step86 – Performance Tuning – Avoid N+1 Problems

Hibernate Tips & Tricks

  • When does Hibernate send updates to the database?

  • When do we need @Transactional in an Unit Test?

  • Do read only methods need a transaction?

  • Why do we use @DirtiesContext in an Unit Test?

  • How to connect to a different database with Spring Boot?

  • How do you approach designing great applications with JPA?

  • Good Practices for developing JPA Applications

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Who this course is for:
  • You want to learn the basics of JPA and Hibernate
  • You want to understand how to build data layer of a web application

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