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- Introduction to Spring Data JPA Part 8: Many-to-Many Bidirectional
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| Introduction to Spring Data JPA Part 8: Many-to-Many Bidirectional Posted: 17 May 2020 01:16 PM PDT In this article, we will discuss the following:
Let us start by modeling the entities: |
| Introduction to Spring Data JPA Part 7: Unidirectional Many-to-Many Relationships Posted: 17 May 2020 12:43 PM PDT We will discuss the following:
Let us start by modeling the entities. |
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You can see the definition of Role in the User entity and the definition of User in Role entity. Hence, we can call it bidirectional. The requirement is that one User can have many Roles, and one Role can be associated with many Users. Hence, it is a Many-to-Many relationship. Let us see what Hibernate gives us by default.
A mapping table with
Let us see how Hibernate creates the tables for us.
A mapping table is created.
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