- Java persistence could be defined as storing anything to any persistence store in the Java programming language.
- There are many ways to persist data in Java, to name a few, JDBC, serialization, file IO, JCA, object databases, or XML databases.
- Most things that you do on a computer or web site that involve storing data, involve accessing a relational database.
- Relational databases are the standard persistence store for most corporations from banking to industrial.
- There are many things that can be stored in databases from Java. Java data includes strings, numbers, dates and byte arrays, images, XML and Java objects.
- Many Java applications use Java objects to model their application data
- Java is an Object Oriented language, storing Java objects is a natural and common approach to persisting data from Java.
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Monday 7 November 2011
What is Java persistence?
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