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So far, you’ve learned that Hibernate OGM can be used via Java Persistence APIs or Hibernate Native APIs. Moreover, you understand the principles for accomplishing Hibernate OGM bootstrapping and you’ve looked at some relevant code snippets. Obviously, jumping from those code snippets to real applications requires more than copying and pasting, since you have to deal with the integration process and each environment’s specific features and settings.
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Leonard, A. (2013). Hibernate OGM at Work. In: Pro Hibernate and MongoDB. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-5795-0_4
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