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    Lab Sequence

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    The document provides steps to create a Java SE application using Hibernate and Maven. It describes creating a Maven project, configuring dependencies and Hibernate, bootstrapping Hibernate, creating POJOs and testing auto table creation, implementing a DAO layer to insert records, and testing the full application.

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    The document provides steps to create a Java SE application using Hibernate and Maven. It describes creating a Maven project, configuring dependencies and Hibernate, bootstrapping Hibernate, creating POJOs and testing auto table creation, implementing a DAO layer to insert records, and testing the full application.

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    The document provides steps to create a Java SE application using Hibernate and Maven. It describes creating a Maven project, configuring dependencies and Hibernate, bootstrapping Hibernate, creating POJOs and testing auto table creation, implementing a DAO layer to insert records, and testing the full application.

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    The document provides steps to create a Java SE application using Hibernate and Maven. It describes creating a Maven project, configuring dependencies and Hibernate, bootstrapping Hibernate, creating POJOs and testing auto table creation, implementing a DAO layer to insert records, and testing the full application.

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    1. Create from scratch , hibernate n maven based Java SE application.

    Test the
    same.

    Steps for Hibernate + Java SE


    1. Change perspective to Java

    2. Create Maven Project ---skip archetype selection --


    grp id,artifact id , packaging option : jar --finish

    3. Creates default pom.xml . Add <build> n <dependencies> tags from day7_help\


    hibernate-help\config-files\pom.xml

    4. Update the project .


    R click on the project --> Maven --> Update Project -->select Force update checkbox
    -->Finish

    4. Copy from the day7_help\hibernate-help\config-files\hibernate.cfg.xml under :


    src/main/resources .
    Edit hibernate.cfg.xml , as per your DB settings.

    OR
    Simpler alternative :
    Simply import test_hibernate_basic , as existing Maven project

    6. Create HibernateUtils class to create singleton , immutable , inherently thrd


    safe SessionFactory instance.

    7. Create a class TestHibernate under <tester> package.


    Add following code.

    import static utils.HibernateUtils.*;


    import org.hibernate.*;

    public class TestHibernate {

    public static void main(String[] args) {


    try(SessionFactory sf=getSf())
    {
    System.out.println("Hibernate booted.....");
    }catch (Exception e) {
    e.printStackTrace();
    }

    8. Run this as "java application" , check console to see ,


    sf created & hib booted .

    Above confirms bootstrapping of hibernate framework.

    9. Create a POJO n test auto table creation

    9.2 Add <mapping> entry per POJO in hibernate.cfg.xml


    Run TestHibernate to confirm auto table creation.
    10. Create Hibernate based DAO layer , to insert a record.
    10.1 DAO layer i/f
    String registerUser(User user);
    10.2 Hibenrate based DAO implementation class
    no data mebers, no constr,no clean up
    CRUD method

    11. Create a main(...) based tester to test entire application , for user
    registration.

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