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What's New and Exciting in JPA 2.0
Presented by
Mike Keith
on
Sep 29, 2009
Length 00:48:03
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Summary
Java Persistence API (JPA) 2.0, introduced with Java EE 6, adds in and specifies fully many things which were missing in JPA 1.0. This presentation discusses several features of JPA 2.0 such as advanced locking, enhanced query language, a shared cache API, expression/criteria API, property standardization, more flexible object modeling and more advanced O/R mapping support.
Bio
Mike Keith has been a distributed systems and persistence expert for almost 20 years, and has a great deal of teaching, research and development experience in these and other areas. He co-lead the expert group that produced the first release of the Java Persistence API (JPA) and represents Oracle on numerous expert groups and specifications, including JSR 317 working on JPA 2.0.
About the conference
Jfokus is the largest annual conference for everyone who works with Java in Sweden. At Jfokus you will have an unique opportunity to keep yourself updated with the latest development of the Java platform through numerous interesting sessions. Jfokus gather rock-star speakers, both from Sweden and internationally. The focus is system development with Java and surrounding techniques like dynamic languages and agile methodologies. Jfokus is the best way for you to get the latest trends and buzz about Java from people who live and breathe technology on a daily basis.
Java Persistence API (JPA) 2.0, introduced with Java EE 6, adds in and specifies fully many things which were missing in JPA 1.0. This presentation discusses several features of JPA 2.0 such as advanced locking, enhanced query language, a shared cache API, expression/criteria API, property standardization, more flexible object modeling and more advanced O/R mapping support.
Bio
Mike Keith has been a distributed systems and persistence expert for almost 20 years, and has a great deal of teaching, research and development experience in these and other areas. He co-lead the expert group that produced the first release of the Java Persistence API (JPA) and represents Oracle on numerous expert groups and specifications, including JSR 317 working on JPA 2.0.
About the conference
Jfokus is the largest annual conference for everyone who works with Java in Sweden. At Jfokus you will have an unique opportunity to keep yourself updated with the latest development of the Java platform through numerous interesting sessions. Jfokus gather rock-star speakers, both from Sweden and internationally. The focus is system development with Java and surrounding techniques like dynamic languages and agile methodologies. Jfokus is the best way for you to get the latest trends and buzz about Java from people who live and breathe technology on a daily basis.
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