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Java Persistence with MyBatis 3 [Repost]

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Java Persistence with MyBatis 3  [Repost]

Java Persistence with MyBatis 3 by K. Siva Prasad Reddy
English | 20 Jun. 2013 | ISBN: 1782166807 | 132 Pages | PDF/EPUB | 3/1 MB

Getting started with the MYBatis framework is greatly simplified with this step-by-step guide that’s packed with practical exercises. Now you can quickly and confidently take your Java capabilities into the arena of data persistence.
Overview
Detailed instructions on how to use MyBatis with XML and Annotation-based SQL Mappers
An in-depth discussion on how to map complex SQL query results such as One-To-Many and Many-To-Many using MyBatis ResultMaps
Step-by-step instructions on how to integrate MyBatis with a Spring framework
In Detail
Storing and retrieving data to and from relational databases is a very common requirement, and is a crucial part of many applications. Even though Java provides a JDBC API for database access, it is not very effective and involves writing the boilerplate code again and again. Getting data out of a database, populating into Java objects, and persisting data from Java objects into a database using JDBC involves a lot of repetitive coding and is a very tedious process. MyBatis takes the simplest approach of leveraging the existing knowledge and power of Java and SQL yet provides powerful features to make data persistence implementation easy.