Pro Hibernate and MongoDB by Leonard, Anghel -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Copyright Dedication Contents at a Glance Contents About the Author About the Technical Reviewer Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1: Getting Started with Hibernate OGM

Features and Expectations Hibernate OGM Architecture

Persisting Data Querying Data

Get the Hibernate OGM Distribution

Getting Hibernate OGM from the Maven Central Repository Getting Hibernate OGM from the Maven Command Line Adding MongoDB Artifacts Getting a Hibernate OGM Distribution Using the NetBeans IDE Getting the Hibernate OGM Distribution Using the Eclipse IDE

Obtain the MongoDB Distribution Summary

Chapter 2: Hibernate OGM and MongoDB

Configuring MongoDB-Hibernate OGM Properties Data Storing Representation

Storing Entities Storing Primary Keys Storing Associations

Managing Transactions Managing Queries Summary

Chapter 3: Bootstrapping Hibernate OGM

Brief Overview of JPA Brief Overview of JTA MongoDB and Transactions Brief Overview of Hibernate Native API Bootstrapping Hibernate OGM Using JPA Bootstrap Hibernate OGM Using Hibernate Native API Hibernate OGM Obsolete Configuration Options Summary

Chapter 4: Hibernate OGM at Work

General Prerequisites Java SE and MongoDB.the Hello World Example

Prerequisites Developing Testing

Hibernate OGM via Hibernate Native API

Hibernate OGM in a Non-JTA Environment (JDBC Transactions, Apache Tomcat 7) Hibernate OGM in a Standalone JTA Environment (JBoss JTA, Apache Tomcat 7) Hibernate OGM in a Built-in JTA Environment (no EJB, GlassFish AS 3) Hibernate OGM in a Built-in JTA Environment (EJB 3/BMT, GlassFish AS 3) Hibernate OGM in a Built-in JTA Environment (EJB 3/CMT, GlassFish AS 3)

Hibernate OGM via the Java Persistence API (JPA 2.0)

Hibernate OGM in a Built-in JTA Environment (EJB 3, GlassFish AS 3) Hibernate OGM in a Built-in JTA Environment (EJB 3, JBoss AS 7) Hibernate OGM in a Standalone JTA environment (Apache Tomcat 7) Hibernate OGM in a Built-in JTA Environment (JBoss AS 7 and Seam 3 Application) Hibernate OGM in a Built-in JTA Environment (GlassFish 3 and Spring 3 Application) Hibernate OGM in a non-JTA Environment (RESOURCE_LOCAL, Apache Tomcat 7)

Synthesis

Hibernate OGM via JPA in an EE Container Hibernate OGM via Hibernate Native API in an EE Container Hibernate OGM via JPA in Standalone JTA Hibernate OGM via Hibernate Native API in Standalone JTA Hibernate OGM via JPA in Non-JTA Hibernate OGM via Hibernate Native API in Non-JTA

Summary

Chapter 5: Hibernate OGM and JPA 2.0 Annotations

Java Supported Types Eager and Lazy Loading Considerations Cascadable Operations Considerations Entity Mapping

@Entity Annotation @Id Annotation @EmbeddedId Annotation @IdClass Annotation @Table Annotation @Column Annotation @Temporal Annotation @Transient Annotation @Embedded and @Embeddable Annotations @Enumerated Annotation @Cacheable Annotation @MappedSuperclass Annotation @ElementCollection Annotation JPA Lifecycle Events @EntityListeners, @ExcludeDefaultListeners, @ExcludeSuperclassListeners Annotations @Version Annotation @Access Annotation Associations Direction in Entity Associations

Unsupported JPA 2.0 Annotations Summary

Chapter 6: Hibernate OGM Querying MongoDB

MongoDB Native Query Hibernate OGM and CRUD Operations Hibernate Search and Apache Lucene

Common Steps Hibernate Search/Apache Lucene Querying.OGM via Native API Hibernate Search/Apache Lucene Querying.OGM via JPA

Hibernate OGM JP-QL Parser Summary

Chapter 7: MongoDB e-Commerce Database Model

MongoDB E-commerce Database Architecture Model the Categories Collection (categories_c) Model The Products Collection (products_c) Model the Customers Collection (customers_c) Model The Orders Collection (orders_c) Model The Inventory Collection (inventory_c) Summary

Chapter 8: MongoDB e-Commerce Database Querying

Display the Categories of Products Display the Promotional Products Display the Products From a Category Search for a Product by Name Find a Customer By E-mail And Password Place an Order Check the Inventory Restore the Inventory Considerations for Developing the Admin GUI Summary

Chapter 9: Migrate MongoDB Database to Cloud

Migrating the MongoDB Database to the MongoHQ Cloud Migrating the MongoDB Database to the MongoLab Cloud Connecting to the MongoHQ or MongoLab Cloud Database Summary

Chapter 10: Migrating RafaEShop Application on OpenShift

Creating a Free Account on OpenShift Installing the OpenShift RHC Client Tools on Windows

Installing Ruby Installing Git Testing Ruby and Git from the Shell Installing the OpenShift Gem

Fixing a Known Issue Migrating the RafaEShop Application to OpenShift with JBoss AS 7

Monitoring the JBoss AS 7 Log Commit Changes Migrating the RafaEShop Application as a WAR Migrating the RafaEShop Application as a Maven Project

Migrating the RafaEShop Application to OpenShift with GlassFish 3 AS

Monitoring GlassFish Start/Stop Commit Changes Fixing Known Issues Monitoring the GlassFish Log

Test It!

Cautions

Good To Know Disclaimer Summary

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