Hibernate you know it… but actually you don’t
summary
Explains concrete Hibernate ORM 5 changes: rewritten bootstrap for modular environments, Java 8 date/time and API improvements, and dirty‑tracking bytecode enhancement that records property changes and enables lazy property groups and automatic bidirectional fixes. Describes performance work and a cache‑by‑reference mode that shares immutable cached instances, plus per‑session JDBC batch size overrides. Covers Hibernate Search’s Lucene/Elasticsearch integration with batched index commits, Hibernate OGM for MongoDB/Neo4j, Validator Java‑8 collection element constraints, Spatial and Envers audit features.
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chapters (27)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:34Agenda
- 1:08Emmanuel Bernard
- 1:48Who uses Hibernate
- 2:21Rethinking how we bootstrap
- 8:32The session API
- 9:28Con instrumentation
- 12:17Java EE
- 13:29Lazy Property
- 15:26Bidirectional Relationship
- 16:40Second Level Cache
- 20:24Documentation
- 22:56Hibernate Search
- 28:57Add Index Annotation
- 30:41Write Queries
- 32:13Faceting
- 33:24Hibernate Query
- 33:54Return Managed Objects
- 34:28Search Engines
- 35:21Hibernate
- 36:16Natural mapping
- 37:06Hibernate OGM
- 37:36Hibernate Validator
- 40:34Collections
- 42:52Hibernate Special
- 44:27Query
- 44:56Auditing
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