1. Hibernate - second level association stackoverflow.comLet's say I have table foo, table bar, and table zoo. foo has a member bar and there is a one to one relationship between them. bar has a list and there is ... |
2. Hibernate second level cache and associations stackoverflow.comMy class Movie has @OneToOne relationship with Director and a @ManyToMany relationship with Actor. All these classes (Movie, Director and Actor) classes are cached in read-only mode, and so are the ... |
3. Hibernate L2 Caching for many-to-one associations stackoverflow.comI am somewhat new to hibernate and am attempting to implement second level caching using ehCache. I am running into a problem when attempting to use the L2 cache to ... |
4. Help with criteria for multi-level associations forum.hibernate.org |
5. second level cache and associations forum.hibernate.orgI am trying to understand the behavior of associations when second level cache is enabled for an entity. I looked into documentation and it mostly talks about caching simple entities and I couldn't find an answer for my question. Our application uses lot of associations as you can see in the following simple case: Basically, my question is when I enable ... |
6. Association and second level caching forum.hibernate.orgI think it's a question of which logical layer the "fetch" plan relates to. As I understand it, "fetch" is mainly to tell Hibernate what SQL to generate when it goes to the database - not necessarily what plan to use when traversing the various caches. So when neither A nor B are cached, and you're doing fetch=join, it will pull ... |
7. Using two-level filtering on 1:n associations with Criteria forum.hibernate.orgI have the following scenario that I am trying to solve using Hibernate as the persistence provider, Hibernate Criteria API to build my queries. I have two classes called Order and Item with 1:n unidirectional association from Order->Item. Both are JPA/Hibernate entities and are mapped to ORDER and ITEM table in the database respectively. In my application, I have a search ... |
8. Second-level caching for optional one-to-one association? forum.hibernate.orgIf a data model includes one-to-one relationships that are optional/nullable, what's the best way to represent those so that the second-level cache will do the right thing? For example, a Car may have zero or one Stereo, but a Stereo will always belong to a Car: Code: @Entity public class Car { ... ... |