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From the Publisher:One of the most fundamental questions object developers face is how to make their objects persist--in other words, how to save them and then restore them at a later time or on a different machine. Although the answer seems simple, in practice object persistence is more complex and more difficult than it looks because the concepts behind object technology and relational databases in which they are saved are so different.This book covers the fundamentals of designing applications that store persistent objects in relational databases. After a basic overview of the technology, the book covers:How to map objects to relational databasesHow implement relationships between objects and between objects and data-basesHow to tackle important implementation issues such as referential integrity, concurency control, historical object support.The detailed examples are provided in Java and are modeled with UML.