Unlocking the Power of HIBERNATE

⭐ Configuration:
👉 The main use of Configuration in Hibernate is to provide all the necessary information about your database
👉 It specifies the details of your database connection, such as the URL, username, password, and driver class in XML file. This allows Hibernate to establish a connection to your database.
👉 Once we done configuration we can use it to create a SessionFactory.
Example: Configuration config=new Configuration( );

⭐ SessionFactory:
👉The SessionFactory is like a factory it produces Session objects
👉 SessionFactory is a heavyweight object that's created once, usually during the startup of your application
👉 When your application needs to interact with the database, it requests a Session from the SessionFactory. The Session acts as a gateway to the database, allowing you to perform database operations such as saving, updating, or querying data.
Example: SessionFactiory sf=config.buildSessionFactory( );
⭐ Session:
👉 In Hibernate, a Session is a crucial component that represents a single unit of work with the database.
👉The Session as a bridge between your Java application and the database. It allows you to interact with the database by performing various operations like saving, updating, deleting, or querying data.
👉Hibernate caches data within a Session to optimize performance. This means that if you retrieve the same data multiple times within a single Session
Example: Session session=sf.openSession;

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