Hibernate

JPA’s FETCH JOIN is useful in cases when you want to eagerly load some lazy loaded collection of your entity. By default all @OneToMany and @ManyToMany relationships are lazy loaded. There are some valid cases when (despite the settings in your mapped entity), you want to eagerly load the related entity. One of the way of doing it is to use JOIN FETCH JPQL clause. It’s worth remembering that JOIN FETCH is used mainly because of its side-effect of populating the pointed relationship – it’s still a JOIN and must be treated like it when it comes to the duplicated result set problem....

Yesterday I took the SpringSource Certified Spring 3.0 Professional exam and passed it successfully with 94%. Below you can find some information about my preparation process, the exam form and the type of questions. So, here we go. Preparation I attended the Spring 3 Core training and described it here. This was the entry point for my learning process. I’ve done a lot of notes during the training, so even after three months, the slides + notes were pretty decent source of knowledge....

Tonight I’ve fought with making Maven and Hibernate to cooperate… After 1,5h struggle, I’ve decided to write down what I’ve “discovered”. When adding dependencies to your persist module you should avoid adding the hibernate package dependency itself as there should be only hibernate-annotations one. When adding log4j dependency remember that version 1.2.15 is messed up and forces you to download jars from SUN webpages if you want to get rid of those nasty dependency errors that maven throw in your face… Instead of 1....