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Application introduction:
The function of Hibernate Search is to retrieve data in the database. It is an integrated solution of hibernate for the famous full-text retrieval system Lucene. Its function is to establish a full-text index for certain fields with huge content in the data table (such as fields declared as text). In this way, hibernate search can be used to perform full-text retrieval on these fields and obtain the corresponding POJO, thereby speeding up the fuzzy search for fields with huge content (like matching in SQL statements).
Application product features:
Pure bloodline: fully inherits all features of native Hibernate;
Minimal dependencies: only rely on Hibernate;
Automatically generate code: simplify operations and focus on business;
Custom operations: Provides a large number of APIs to make development smoother;
Simplified operations: Just focus on business and leave database operations to Hibernate-Plus;
Seamless paging: Based on Hibernate paging, no specific implementation is required;
Database friendly: Based on Hibernate, it supports most current mainstream databases;
Avoid Sql injection: Built-in escaping of special characters fundamentally prevents Sql injection attacks;
No configuration file: No need to write SQL configuration files (for example: XML of Mybatis), thus simplifying operations;
Master-slave separation: Master-slave separation can be achieved with simple configuration.
About Hibernate Search:
Hibernate Search is a full-text search tool built on Apache Lucene and mainly used for Hibernate's persistence model. Search engines like Lucene can bring very high efficiency to our projects when retrieving, but they have some problems when retrieving basic objects, such as being unable to convert retrieved content into entities. Hibernate Search was developed under such circumstances. Object-based retrieval engines can easily convert retrieved content into specific entity objects. In addition, Hibernate Search can perform synchronous or asynchronous index updates as needed.
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