I gave a talk at the AJUG-QLD tonight on the new features of Hibernate 3.0.
Here are the slides
Category: Hibernate
Remember to read the errata!
I’d introduced a Hibernate user type into the code base a few days ago. I’d based it on an example in the (more or less) wonderful book Hibernate in Action Naturally, however, I’d copied the example with a bug in it!
Another good use for named queries
A while back, I blogged about how Hibernate named queries rock I found another reason why they rock today: it lets you hide what your persistent properties are called.
Hibernate named queries rock
I’m now working on my second project with Hibernate, having delivered the first, and I’m playing with some of the features I didn’t have time to figure out last time. And I have to say: named queries rock, big time.
Roll-Your-Own IoC with Hibernate
It can be pretty useful to supply dependencies to domain objects that you’re loading via Hibernate This is where Hibernate Interceptors come into play.
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