Hibernate Load Example

Yatin B.Yatin B.
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Date: 2017-09-20

This tutorial demonstrates Hibernate's Session.load() method for retrieving data from a database. Unlike get(), load() returns a proxy object, only hitting the database if the object is accessed. It throws ObjectNotFoundException if the record doesn't exist. The tutorial details setting up a Maven project in Eclipse, creating database tables, and writing Java code using annotations to interact with a MySQL database via Hibernate. A step-by-step guide covers creating the necessary files (Employee.java, AppMain.java, hibernate.cfg.xml) and configuring dependencies in pom.xml. The example retrieves employee data using load().

Read more: https://examples.javacodegeeks.com/enterprise-java/hibernate/hibernate-load-example/

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