In the Java world, Not-only-SQL (NoSQL) systems can be applied in a large number of problem domains. In general, it’s safe to say that NoSQL is a contender against traditional RDBMSs if data storage and retrieval needs aren’t transactional.

James Williams presents how to do Java Development with MongoDB.

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Many enterprises have stretched traditional RDBMS based solutions to the breaking point and a plethora of new non-relational (“NOSQL”) storage options have appeared. This video presents the new Spring Data project which aim is to add support for NOSQL databases. It will give an overview of the different databases currently supported by Spring Data and zoom in on a few specific examples using ‘pure Java’ Spring, Spring Roo and the Neo4j graph database.
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Whether you need to store non-SQL key/value pairs, SQL data, XML, Java Collections or POJO-like application objects, Berkeley DB is the first data storage library you should think of – it’s a natural for Java application developers.

We develop our first class in this Hibernate tutorial using Java JPA annotations.

This episode of the Hibernate Tutorial using Java JPA Annotations discuss the Eclipse Hibernate Database setup instructions.

This is an Hibernate Tutorial using Java JPA Annotations. The first part provides Eclipse Hibernate Database setup instructions.