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Can you describe the stages of an object's lifecycle in Hibernate?

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Answer from AI

The lifecycle of an object in Hibernate includes several main states:

  1. Transient — the object is created in memory but not associated with a Hibernate session and not saved to the database.
  2. Persistent — the object is associated with a Hibernate session and is being tracked; changes will be synchronized with the database upon commit.
  3. Detached — the object was associated with a session, but the session is closed or the object is detached; changes will not be automatically saved.
  4. Removed — the object is marked for deletion from the database upon the next commit.

Transitions between states occur through session methods such as save(), update(), delete(), evict(), etc.