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The domain model is the foundation upon which a persistence tier is constructed. Each domain class defines the properties to be persisted to the database, as well as the relationships between one class and another. This rich object-oriented structure is not easily translated to the relational world of databases. Hibernate provides the required mechanism to help address this impedance mismatch between these two realms.
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Fisher, P., Murphy, B.D. (2016). Domain Model Fundamentals. In: Spring Persistence with Hibernate. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-0268-5_5
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