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    This Java class defines data access object (DAO) methods for a User entity. It extends a GenericDao class and provides methods to add, remove, and update a User object by calling corresponding save, remove, and update methods from the parent class. These DAO methods allow performing CRUD operations on User data stored in a database using Hibernate.

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    This Java class defines data access object (DAO) methods for a User entity. It extends a GenericDao class and provides methods to add, remove, and update a User object by calling corresponding save, remove, and update methods from the parent class. These DAO methods allow performing CRUD operations on User data stored in a database using Hibernate.

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    This Java class defines data access object (DAO) methods for a User entity. It extends a GenericDao class and provides methods to add, remove, and update a User object by calling corresponding save, remove, and update methods from the parent class. These DAO methods allow performing CRUD operations on User data stored in a database using Hibernate.

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    UserDao.

    java

    package br.hibernate.dao;

    import br.hibernate.beans.User;

    public class UserDao extends GenericDao {

    public UserDao() {}

    public int addUser(User user){


    saveOfUpdatePojo(user);
    return user.getId();
    }

    public void removeUser(User user){


    removePojo(user);
    }

    public void updateUser(User user){


    saveOfUpdatePojo(user);
    }

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