One of the interesting hibernate interview questions is, why you should not make a Hibernate persistent class final? I'll try to answer this question in this short blog post. The use of proxies is the core feature of Hibernate (one of the most popular ORM frameworks for Java Projects) for implementing key performance features e.g. lazy loading and lazy associations fetching. In order to use a proxy in place of a real class, your hibernate persistence class must be either non-final or the implementation of an interface that declares all of the public methods.
Tuesday, September 3, 2024
Monday, September 2, 2024
10 Difference between Hibernate and JDBC in Java
JDBC is the core technology to access database from Java application but it require lot of boiler plate coding. Hibernate on the other hand an ORM (Object Relational Mapping) framework, which automatically map Java object to tables and records in database. You don't need to execute query to populate objects, Hibernate will do that for you. It also provides several benefit as compared to JDBC e.g. performance improvement via Proxy, lazy loading of associations and Caching, that's why both enterprise Java application and web application uses Hibernate to implement the DAO layer of application.
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Thursday, August 1, 2024
Top 50 Hibernate and JPA Interview Questions Answers for 3 to 5 Years Experienced Java developers
Hello guys, if you are preparing for Java developer interview then apart from preparing core Java questions like Collections, Multithreading, Serialization, and Data Structures you should also prepare Spring Boot and Hibernate interview questions. Both Spring and Hibernate are two of the essential frameworks in Java world and its expected from an experienced Java developer to know them. I have given more than 50 interview in my career and in most of them I have seen questions from both Spring and Hibernate, especially on the jobs where Hibernate and Spring Framework is mentioned as required skills.
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