Spring Tips: JPA

speaker: Josh Long

Hi Spring fans! In this installment we look at the Java Persistence API and its most ubiquitous implementation Hibernate. We look at basic Spring support for JPA, Spring Boot's auto-configuration and supported configuration properties, mapped superclasses, auditing (using Spring Data's JPA auditing facility) and journaling (using the Hibernate Envers project and Spring Data Envers).

[joachimdietl]

Great demo, but do not mess with the microphone josh ;)

[josephfouad]

Thanks for the tip, please note that the sound quality is really bad, the amount of noise is not acceptable at all :(

[qlmwpvd]

Lombok @Data with entity classes will cause some interesting issues. First of all it violates JPA serialization rules (espesialy if you are using relations maped as Set<>), and also it may cause infinite recursion for toString() method of entity class...

[randyschreck]

Can't even watch this. The audio is terrible. Between the scratchy noises and the click-clack of mouse and keyboard... It's impossible to concentrate.

[dominikseljan]

Good video! One small question: Where should we store data source info like username and password if not in the properties file?

[farfazzi]

at 33.00 why would i need to define the native query at the entity level instead of doing so in the repository?

[vernetto]

thanks for the examples, but I get lost in words, for me it's a lot easier to read at least a summary of points... so it would be precious to have in attachment a small document explaining the main points, and links to the javadocs of all the Spring components used.... and having a github repository to clone with the complete example...

[AdamGiri]

How to implement expect-ct header in spring with report-uri
Please make on video

[ouya]

Why 9 hours ago video? Comment is 3 years ago

[scarpace]

Please keep making videos, invest in new mic