© Paul Fisher and Brian D. Murphy 2016
Paul Fisher and Brian D. Murphy, Spring Persistence with Hibernate, 10.1007/978-1-4842-0268-5_1
Paul Fisher1 and Brian D. Murphy2
(1)Brookyln, New York, USA
(2)Maplewood, New Jersey, USA
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Persistence is typically the lifeblood of an application, providing the long-term memory that software requires in order to be useful across multiple invocations. Despite its importance, the architecture of a persistence tier is rarely granted adequate consideration during the design ...
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