Java Persistence API 2.2

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Antonio Goncalves

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01 - Course Overview

01 - Course Overview.mp4

01:54

02 - Introduction

02 - Introduction.mp4

03:28

03 - What Is Persistence.mp4

00:44

04 - Demo - Web Application with Persistence.mp4

04:21

05 - Manipulating Persisted Data without JPA.mp4

05:40

06 - Manipulating Persisted Data with JPA.mp4

03:20

07 - Demo - With and without Java Persistence API.mp4

07:15

08 - Summary.mp4

01:12

03 - Understanding Java Persistence API

09 - Introduction.mp4

01:33

10 - What Is Object Relational Mapping.mp4

04:04

11 - What Is Java Persistence API.mp4

04:23

12 - Managing Entities with JPA.mp4

03:26

13 - Where Can We Use JPA.mp4

03:34

14 - Summary.mp4

00:50

04 - Managing Elementary Entities with JPA

15 - Introduction.mp4

01:19

16 - Managing Entities.mp4

05:51

17 - CRUD Operations on an Entity.mp4

07:16

18 - Demo - CRUD Operations on an Entity.mp4

07:02

19 - Default Entity Mapping.mp4

03:33

20 - Customize Mapping with Metadata.mp4

06:41

21 - Demo - Customize Mapping with Metadata.mp4

03:23

22 - Mapping Metadata.mp4

03:57

23 - Demo - Mapping Metadata.mp4

06:57

24 - Summary.mp4

01:19

05 - Relationships and Inheritance

25 - Introduction.mp4

01:12

26 - Relationships.mp4

04:10

27 - Relationships in JPA.mp4

04:33

28 - Demo - Relationships in JPA.mp4

05:33

29 - CRUD Operations on Relationships.mp4

02:02

30 - Cascading Events.mp4

01:36

31 - Fetching Relationships.mp4

03:20

32 - Demo - CRUD Operations on Relationships.mp4

03:30

33 - Inheritance.mp4

01:49

34 - Inheritance in JPA.mp4

06:46

35 - Demo - Inheritance in JPA.mp4

04:40

36 - Inheritance Hierarchy.mp4

04:09

37 - Summary.mp4

01:23

06 - Querying Entities

38 - Introduction.mp4

01:43

39 - Query Languages.mp4

02:27

40 - Java Persistence Query Language.mp4

04:01

41 - JPQL Syntax.mp4

05:22

42 - Demo - Java Persistence Query Language.mp4

07:17

43 - Queries.mp4

02:28

44 - Dynamic Queries.mp4

05:28

45 - Demo - Dynamic Queries.mp4

06:37

46 - Named Queries.mp4

04:06

47 - Demo - Named Queries.mp4

04:25

48 - Summary.mp4

01:48

07 - Entity Lifecycle, Callbacks, and Listeners

49 - Introduction.mp4

01:24

50 - Entity Lifecycle.mp4

03:19

51 - Managed vs. Detached.mp4

03:29

52 - Callback Annotations.mp4

04:57

53 - Demo - Callback Annotations.mp4

04:30

54 - Entity Listeners.mp4

03:38

55 - Default Listeners.mp4

02:35

56 - Demo - Entity Listeners.mp4

05:56

57 - Summary.mp4

01:06

08 - JPA 2.2 within Java EE 7

58 - Introduction.mp4

01:22

59 - Quick Overview of Java EE 8.mp4

03:34

60 - Demo - Java EE 8 Application.mp4

02:55

61 - Integration With Java EE and CDI.mp4

02:32

62 - Transactional Components.mp4

03:32

63 - Integration with Transactional Components.mp4

02:09

64 - Demo - Integration with Transactional Components.mp4

04:22

65 - Bean Validation.mp4

03:13

66 - Integration with Bean Validation.mp4

02:18

67 - Demo - Integration with Bean Validation.mp4

02:21

68 - Integration With JAXB.mp4

03:47

69 - Demo - Integration with JAXB in a REST Service.mp4

04:30

70 - Summary.mp4

04:12

Description

Learn how to map and query Java objects to a relational database in your Java SE and Java EE applications.

What You'll Learn?

Applications are made up of business logic, interaction with other systems, user interfaces . . . and data. Most data manipulated by our Java applications have to be stored in databases, retrieved, and analyzed. In this course, Java Persistence API 2.2, you will learn the principle of object-relational mapping (ORM) and use Java Persistence API (JPA) to map your Java objects into relational databases.

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Antonio Goncalves

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Antonio is a senior software architect living in Paris. He started working in IT in 1992. Initially focused in C and C++ development, he switched to Java in the late 1990s. Antonio's career has taken him to different countries and companies where he now works as an independent Java EE consultant. As a former BEA consultant, he has great expertise in application servers such as Weblogic, JBoss and GlassFish. He is particularly fond of Open Source and is a member of the OOSGTP (Open Source Get Together Paris). He is also the co-creator and co-leader of the Paris Java User Group and more recently Devoxx France. He is also a member of Les CastCodeurs team, which podcasts regularly news about the Java ecosystem.

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