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Hibernate Mapping

The document outlines various mapping types in Hibernate, including non-collection and collection mappings for entities like Address and Employee. It provides examples of one-to-one, one-to-many, and many-to-many relationships, along with corresponding Java class structures and Hibernate mapping configurations. Additionally, it includes a sample program demonstrating the use of Hibernate for saving entities in a many-to-many relationship.

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Hibernate Mapping

The document outlines various mapping types in Hibernate, including non-collection and collection mappings for entities like Address and Employee. It provides examples of one-to-one, one-to-many, and many-to-many relationships, along with corresponding Java class structures and Hibernate mapping configurations. Additionally, it includes a sample program demonstrating the use of Hibernate for saving entities in a many-to-many relationship.

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RAGHU SIR NOTES:

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MAPPING TYPE:
Non_Collection:
---------------
* --- 1 [many _ one]
1 --- 1 [one _ one]

Collection:
-----------

1 --- * [one _ many]


* --- * [many _ many]
-----------------------------------

DEMO CLASSESS : Address , Employee


=====================================
public class Adress
{
private int aid;
private String loc;
private int pin;

public class Employee


{
private int eid
private String eName;
private int esal;

private Address addr; [ or use all annotaion ]


@OneToMany(mappedBy="adid_fk", cascade=CascadeType.ALL)

Non_Collection:
---------------

* --- 1 [many _ one] [ Many Emplyee have one Address]


=======================

Table : 1 Employee [ eid (pk) | ename | esal | adid (fk)] <=== 2


Address = [ aid (pk) | loc | pin ]

Mapping:
========
<Hibernate-mapping package="com.app">

< class name="Address" Table = "AddressTab" >

< id name = "adid" column = "adid" >


< property name = "location" column = "loc" >
< property name = "pin" column = "pin" >

</class>

< class name="Employee" Table = "EmpTable" >

< id name = "eid" column = "eid" >


< property name = "ename" column = "ename" >
< property name = "esal" column = "esal" >

<Many-to-One name = "adid" class = "Address" column = "adid_fk" />

</class>

</Hibernate-mapping>

[ 1--- 1 one_ one] [ one Emplyee have only one Address] [add unique=true]
=======================

< class name="Employee" Table = "EmpTable" >

< id name = "eid" column = "eid" >


< property name = "ename" column = "ename" >
< property name = "esal" column = "esal" >

<one-to-One name = "adid" class = "Address" column = "adid_fk"


unique="true" />

</class>

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------

Collection:
-----------

1 --- * [one _ many] [one employee has many address] [set]

then in java property will be in class like -

public class Employee


{
--
--
--

private Set <Address> addr;


}
Mapping:
========
<Hibernate-mapping package="com.app">

< class name="Employee" Table = "EmpTable" >

< id name = "eid" column = "eid" >


< property name = "ename" column = "ename" >
< property name = "esal" column = "esal" >

< Set name ="address" cascade="all">


<key column = "adid_fk">
<one-to_many class = "address "/>
</Set>
</class>

</Hibernate-mapping>

* --- * [many _ many] [many employee can have many addresses] [set]
-----------------------------------------------------------------------

classes will be same

Mapping-changes in Employee

<Hibernate-mapping package="com.app">

< class name="Employee" Table = "EmpTable" >

< id name = "eid" column = "eid" >


< property name = "ename" column = "ename" >
< property name = "esal" column = "esal" >

< Set name ="address" Table = "EmpTable" Cascade = "All">


<key column = "adid_fk">
<many-to_many class = "address " column =
"adid_fk"/>
</Set>
</class>

</Hibernate-mapping>

===================================================================================
=========================================================================
[Hibernate Annotations]

@Entity
@Table(name = "EMPLOYEE")
public class Employee {
@Id @GeneratedValue
@Column(name = "id")
private int id;

@Column(name = "first_name")
private String firstName;

@Column(name = "last_name")
private String lastName;

@Column(name = "salary")
private int salary;
}

====================

full programm:

public class OurLogic {

public static void main(String args[])


{

Configuration cfg = new Configuration();


cfg.configure("hibernate.cfg.xml");

SessionFactory factory = cfg.buildSessionFactory();


Session session = factory.openSession();

Student s1=new Student();


s1.setStudentId(100);
s1.setStudentName("James");
s1.setMarks(98);

Course c1=new Course();


c1.setCourseId(500);
c1.setCourseName("Hibernate");

Transaction tx = session.beginTransaction();

session.save(s1);
session.save(c1);

tx.commit();

session.close();
System.out.println("Many To Many Bi-Directional is Done..!!");
factory.close();

}
}

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