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| − | As demonstrated by this tutorial Hibernate is highly configurable and very powerful. This chapter covered the very basic annotations and usage of Hibernate, therefore when employing the power of Hibernate for a larger application we should further explore Hibernate's options such as not allowing null values for certain table columns. For a complete list of Hibernate's annotations please [http://docs.jboss.org/hibernate/annotations/3.5/reference/en/html_single/ | + | As demonstrated by this tutorial Hibernate is highly configurable and very powerful. This chapter covered the very basic annotations and usage of Hibernate, therefore when employing the power of Hibernate for a larger application we should further explore Hibernate's options such as not allowing null values for certain table columns. For a complete list of Hibernate's annotations please [http://docs.jboss.org/hibernate/annotations/3.5/reference/en/html_single/ click here]. |
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As demonstrated by this tutorial Hibernate is highly configurable and very powerful. This chapter covered the very basic annotations and usage of Hibernate, therefore when employing the power of Hibernate for a larger application we should further explore Hibernate's options such as not allowing null values for certain table columns. For a complete list of Hibernate's annotations please click here.