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After three stages of work with databases and Hibernate as an ORM, you are ready to check out more advanced features of Hibernate, and even integrating it into web applications.
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Well, look at you,
all savvy with the Java ORM.
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We've covered quite a bit since
the beginning of this course,
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from SQL to JDBC.
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And from writing our own mini-ORM to
learning the basics of Hibernate.
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That said, there is so
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much more to the Hibernate story
than what we've discussed here.
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At some point, if you're using Hibernate,
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you'll want to map a collection
of data to a class.
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For example, you might want to add
groups to your contact manager.
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And in doing so,
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you wanna easily retrieve all contacts
associated with the group using Hibernate.
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This is called collection mapping.
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Or, you may wanna integrate
Hibernate into a web application
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using a framework like Spring.
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Certainly, there's plenty more
to explore with Hibernate.
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Check the teacher's notes
on where to go from here.
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That said,
our time here has come to a close.
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As you're working through
our examples here, and
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even on your own projects,
which I do encourage you to do.
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Be sure to hit up the forum
with any technical questions or
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roadblocks you encounter.
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So, go ahead.
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Play around with Hibernate and
see what you think.
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Happy coding.
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