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Java Persistence with Hibernate
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Java Persistence with Hibernate

by Gavin King, Christian Bauer
October 2006
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
880 pages
22h 11m
English
Manning Publications
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3.2. Implementing the domain model

Several issues typically must be addressed when you implement a domain model in Java. For instance, how do you separate the business concerns from the crosscutting concerns (such as transactions and even persistence)? Do you need automated or transparent persistence? Do you have to use a specific programming model to achieve this? In this section, we examine these types of issues and how to address them in a typical Hibernate application.

Let's start with an issue that any implementation must deal with: the separation of concerns. The domain model implementation is usually a central, organizing component; it's reused heavily whenever you implement new application functionality. For this reason, you should be ...

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