Hibernate Framework Training

Master Hibernate ORM framework for Java. Learn object-relational mapping, JPA, HQL, caching, associations, and integration with Spring.

Duration 1.5 Months (50 Hours)

Mode Live Online / Offline

1,600+ Students

240+ Partners

87% Placement

Fresher / Entry Level

₹3.5 - 5.5 LPA

0-2 years experience

Junior Hibernate Developer
Java Trainee

⭐ Most Common

Mid Level

₹6 - 12 LPA

2-5 years experience

Hibernate Engineer
JPA Developer

Senior / Expert Level

₹14 - 28+ LPA

5+ years experience

Senior Java Architect
Database Specialist

Hibernate Developer

Java Developer

JPA Developer

Backend Developer

Full Stack Java Developer

Database Engineer

Hibernate ORM

JPA

HQL

Criteria API

MySQL/PostgreSQL

Caching (EhCache)

Spring ORM

Maven

JUnit Testing

Git

Module 1: Introduction to Hibernate

What is Hibernate - ORM Framework
Hibernate vs JDBC - Advantages
Hibernate Architecture Overview
Hibernate Versions - 4.x, 5.x, 6.x
Benefits of using Hibernate
Hibernate vs JPA - Comparison

Module 2: JDBC & ORM Concepts

JDBC Limitations - Why Hibernate
What is ORM - Object Relational Mapping
ORM Solutions - Hibernate, EclipseLink, TopLink
Mapping Java Objects to Database Tables
Primary Key Generation Strategies
Database Connection Management

Module 3: Hibernate Configuration

Setting Up Hibernate Environment
hibernate.cfg.xml - Main Configuration File
Database Connection Properties
Hibernate Properties Configuration
Mapping Files Configuration - hbm.xml
Hibernate Dialects - SQL Generation
SessionFactory Creation
Configuring Show SQL & Format SQL

Module 4: Entity Mapping & Annotations

@Entity - Marking POJO as Entity
@Table - Table Name Mapping
@Id - Primary Key Mapping
@GeneratedValue - Auto Generation Strategies
@Column - Column Mapping Details
@Transient - Ignoring Fields
@Temporal - Date/Time Mapping
@Lob - Large Objects Mapping (CLOB, BLOB)
XML Mapping vs Annotations

Module 5: CRUD Operations

Session Interface - SessionFactory
Saving Entities - save(), persist()
Reading Entities - get() vs load()
Updating Entities - update(), merge()
Deleting Entities - delete()
Transaction Management - beginTransaction(), commit(), rollback()
Entity States - Transient, Persistent, Detached, Removed
Flush & Clear Methods

Module 6: Hibernate Query Language (HQL)

What is HQL - Object-Oriented Query Language
HQL vs SQL - Differences
Creating HQL Queries - createQuery()
SELECT Queries - Projection
WHERE Clause - Conditions, Operators
ORDER BY, GROUP BY, HAVING
Named Parameters - :name
Positional Parameters - ?
Joins in HQL
Aggregate Functions - COUNT, SUM, AVG, MIN, MAX
Bulk Updates & Deletes

Module 7: Criteria API

Introduction to Criteria API
Creating Criteria Queries
Restrictions - Simple Conditions
Projections - Selecting Specific Columns
Ordering Results
Pagination using Criteria
Detached Criteria
Criteria vs HQL - When to Use
JPA Criteria API

Module 8: Associations & Relationships

Introduction to Associations - Relationships
@OneToOne - Unidirectional & Bidirectional
@OneToOne with Foreign Key
@OneToMany - Collections (List, Set, Map)
@ManyToOne - Owning Side
@ManyToMany - Junction Table
Cascade Types - ALL, PERSIST, MERGE, REMOVE
Fetch Types - LAZY, EAGER
N+1 Problem - LazyInitializationException
Join Fetch - Solving N+1
@JoinColumn & @JoinTable

Module 9: Caching Mechanisms

Why Caching - Performance Improvement
First Level Cache - Session Cache
Second Level Cache - SessionFactory Cache
Configuring Second Level Cache (EhCache)
@Cacheable - Enabling Caching
Cache Concurrency Strategies - READ_ONLY, READ_WRITE
Query Cache
Evicting Cache - evict(), clear()
Second Level Cache Best Practices

Module 10: Hibernate with JPA

What is JPA - Java Persistence API
Hibernate as JPA Provider
persistence.xml Configuration
EntityManager vs Session
EntityManager CRUD Operations
JPQL - Java Persistence Query Language
JPQL vs HQL
JPA Annotations - @Entity, @Id, @Table
Hibernate Extensions to JPA

Module 11: Spring with Hibernate Integration

Spring ORM Module
HibernateTemplate & HibernateDaoSupport
LocalSessionFactoryBean Configuration
HibernateTransactionManager
@Transactional - Declarative Transaction Management
Spring Boot with Hibernate Configuration
Spring Data JPA - Hibernate Integration
Best Practices for Spring + Hibernate

Module 12: Real-World Hibernate Projects

Project 1: Student Management System
Project 2: Employee Payroll System
Project 3: Blog Application with Associations
Project 4: Library Management System
Project 5: E-commerce Product Catalog
Capstone Project - Complete ORM Application

Expert Trainers

Learn from industry professionals with 12+ years of Hibernate experience

Hands-on Projects

Work on 8+ real-world ORM projects with complex relationships

Industry Certification

Get globally recognized Hibernate certification

100% Placement Support

Tie-ups with 240+ companies for Hibernate/Java roles

Resume Building

Professional resume & portfolio with Hibernate projects

Mock Interviews

Regular mock interviews with detailed feedback

Employee Management System

Build a complete employee management system with CRUD operations using Hibernate ORM with One-to-Many associations.

Hibernate JPA MySQL Maven JSP

Library Management System

Create a library application with book, member, and transaction entities using Hibernate relationships.

Hibernate JPA PostgreSQL Spring JSP

E-commerce Product Catalog

Develop an e-commerce product catalog with categories, products, and inventory using Hibernate mapping.

Hibernate JPA MySQL Servlets JSP

Placement Support Includes:

Resume & LinkedIn Profile Building
Aptitude & Technical Training
Mock Interviews with Industry Experts
Soft Skills & Communication Training

Our Hiring Partners:

500+ Hiring Partners
Unlimited Interview Opportunities
Job Portal Access
Life-long Placement Support

What are the prerequisites for Hibernate course?

Basic knowledge of Core Java, JDBC, and SQL is recommended. We cover all prerequisites.

What is the duration of the course?

The course duration is 1.5 months (50 hours) with flexible batch timings.

What is the difference between Hibernate and JPA?

JPA is a specification, while Hibernate is an implementation of JPA.

What projects will I build?

You will build 8+ projects including Employee Management, Library System, and E-commerce Catalog.

Is placement assistance provided?

Yes, we provide 100% placement assistance with 240+ hiring partners.

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