Understanding Hibernate - Part I

A simple pojo class representing a customer

packageorg.training.hibernate;

importjava.io.Serializable;

importjava.util.List;

importjava.util.Set;

publicclassCustomerimplementsSerializable {

privateintcustomerID;

privateString customerName;

privateList<String> customerPhoneNumbers;

privateSet<String> customerAddress;

publicCustomer() {

// TODOAuto-generated constructor stub

}

publicCustomer(intcustomerID, String customerName,

List<String> customerPhoneNumbers, Set<String> customerAddress) {

super();

this.customerID= customerID;

this.customerName= customerName;

this.customerPhoneNumbers= customerPhoneNumbers;

this.customerAddress= customerAddress;

}

publicintgetCustomerID() {

returncustomerID;

}

publicvoidsetCustomerID(intcustomerID) {

this.customerID= customerID;

}

publicString getCustomerName() {

returncustomerName;

}

publicvoidsetCustomerName(String customerName) {

this.customerName= customerName;

}

publicList<String> getCustomerPhoneNumbers() {

returncustomerPhoneNumbers;

}

publicvoidsetCustomerPhoneNumbers(List<String> customerPhoneNumbers) {

this.customerPhoneNumbers= customerPhoneNumbers;

}

publicSet<String> getCustomerAddress() {

returncustomerAddress;

}

publicvoidsetCustomerAddress(Set<String> customerAddress) {

this.customerAddress= customerAddress;

}

}