Hibernate Object States | Persistence Life Cycle

welcome back aliens my name is Devin 20 and in this video we'll talk about hibernate object States or the position lifecycle now when you work with hyper tonight we use session now in session we use different methods right we use we you say we use update we use delete now when you use this methods there is something which is changing behind the scene which is your states of the object now it is applicable for JPA and hibernate as well so what happens is we have different states so let's imagine we have a start state Omega as a start state but then we have two things in Java for sure right doesn't matter is it hibernate is included or not when you create an object that's a new key that's a new object for you right so we got a new object and then once you've done with your object work you know you normally modify it or you make it any cheaper for garbage collection maybe by completely scope or by writing liquid or null so we have this two states for sure but for every project or for any of the object we have new and we have the end state or you can say destroy state but in between this if you can put hibernate so however it has its own state right the first one is let's say you've got the object I my favorite class is alien so I will say I have an object of alien here now this alien will have certain features let's say in an ID alien name and alien tech or the technology for that particular alien example if I get at my object that will be Java so that's how I love German right so let's I have said I have set all these values the moment I do that the moment I create the object in hibernate that becomes a transient state so your object in a crisis is in a transient State now what exactly it means so transient state means if you do any modification with the object and if you set any values and the moment you close the application or the moment you destroy the object that data I mean you'll you will lose that data you cannot get it back so if you want a data back again you have to make sure that you should persist it right and that's why we have the second state so let's say if you want to save this data so in hibernate we do that we say save or we say persist so the moment you say save all persist your object get into persistent state that's the second state you have the first state is transient by default all the objects are transient the moment you try to save that becomes persistent now in persistent whatever you do with the object it is it is there is it in the database in fact this Dyck linkage between your object Java object and the database database row so every time you modify if you see if you modify anything in the object that will be applicable in the database as well yeah example let's say if you call the object okay you got the alien object and you say okay I want to update some I want to so I want to assign the data and then you say save but what happens when you try to change the value of the alien let's say if you want to change the technology for an alien let's say I love Java now but maybe in future I would love something else let's say a blockchain maybe let's say Python so if I change that value after saving still it will be applicable it will it will get updated it adapt database as well because we have not we have not removed the object from the persistent state so what do we do with the object will be applicable in database as well yeah so we have two states first we have transient and we have persistent the next one is actually detached so let's say you are working with the object and the object is it is there in the position of the persistent state and you want to modify something every time you modify it will effect a de base and you don't want to do that now maybe you want to pop you want to perform some operation and that operation will should not be that in the indicated database so before doing that you have to make sure either you commit your session or you close your session or you have to detach the object from the session or from the position context so we can use method like detach to do that and they're going to do that it will so your object goes from persistent state to the detached state okay we have talked about three states now we have transient we have persistent and we have detached in sometimes you can imagine detached and transient as the same state because in both the state it is not weighted to database right it is no there is no persistent between your object and database but yeah we have this three state we have transient we have we have persistent and we have detached but let's say you have removed the data from the database so you got the object and that is in position Tate and now you want to remove the data maybe if I delete all by remove method the moment you said then it goes into a removed state so basically so it is ready with the Java so that optic is there in Java but it's not the antenna base because you have removed it or because you have deleted it so you have three you have four states now you've got transient do you have persistent you have detached and you have removed yeah so when you create the object let's say new state from new it goes so transient from transient when you say save it goes to persistent from persistent it goes to detached when you detach it so this is like you have a database or you have a position context you have the object you have detaching it that's the touch State and then when you delete the data or when you when you remove the data that becomes your remove state but the question arise what if you don't want to clean your object or you don't want to save the return the database when you want to fetch it now what happens when you fetch it let's say if you if you are the new state and you want to fetch data in that scenario you don't have to make it transient first what you can simply do is you can say find or you have different methods like you have get or you have find so when you say get your object by default get into persistent state because you are fetching from database right so it is in the persistent state which means after doing get and if you if you modify the object it will effect database as well yeah again after this video I do have the implementation of this so you will see that our implementation later but then you are so they have long from the new so when you say find I'll get it will it will get into a persistent state so there's a shortcut as well but let's say after in in transient itself if you don't want to continue with the object you don't want to modify or something you can like to destroy it so all the object will be an each of a for garbage collection after removing it or after detaching it or after or the transient state itself yeah that makes sense right so yeah that's it how that's how you make it work in fact you can go back from detach to persistent state with the help of save method or update method yeah so those are the things available in hibernate yeah so those are the object States available again how to implement this that we'll see in the practical implementation so I hope you enjoyed the video so thank you so much

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Length: 6min 32sec (392 seconds)

Published: Tue Nov 07 2017