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The Distributed Asynchronous Object Storage (DAOS) is an open-source software-defined object store designed from the ground up for massively distributed Non Volatile Memory (NVM). DAOS takes advantage of next generation NVM technology like Storage Class Memory (SCM) and NVM express (NVMe) while presenting a key-value storage interface and providing features such as transactional non-blocking I/O, advanced data protection with self-healing on top of commodity hardware, end-to-end data integrity, fine-grained data control and elastic storage to optimize performance and cost. DAOS supports multiple application interfaces including a parallel filesystem, Hadoop/Spark connector, TensorFlow-IO, native Python dictionary bindings, HDF5, MPI-IO and more to come.
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QUESTION
It's a modern architecture question based on Java spring/springboot MVC
.
Whenever I build a DAO for each classDao
it is very heavy to have N interfaces, N classes, N DTOs... and when I have to make a DAO for a class that has many queries, it becomes too long.
My question is based on whether it is correct to simplify and make it generic or with objects.
For example.
In MVC, can I have a single "DAO" in my project with a "single crud method" and have the controller handle the response of this DAO method? instead of having N methods with N DAOS?
like:
1 - View -> Call Controller
2 - Controller -> sends the query through the services
3 - Services layer -> points to a single DAO
4 - DAO -> receives the query and that there is only one method
that returns objects
, "?"(generic) or resultset
and that these are treated in the controller)
I mention it because they would all point to a single "method" where it would be managed through the controller.
So every project would only have 1 single DAO and everyone would point to it instead of having 1 DAO for each Class.
I understand that architecture issues depend on the programmer, there are programmers who say:
if it works, then it's fine
everyone does it their way
each project is a world
.
Sometimes we have found that development is tedious, so why not make it a little more agile. We talk about best practices and simplifying the DAO without trying to break the MVC model.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-09 at 07:43In MVC, can I have a single "DAO" in my project with a "single crud method" and have the controller handle the response of this DAO method? instead of having N methods with N DAOS?
Yes, you can create a DAO
class that will do the job for you, but you will violate one of the most important rules of the SOLID principles that is de Single Responsability
. The truth is that, there is already a kind of unique DAO in tools such as ORMs (Hibernate, EclipseLink and Spring Data which build on top of Hibernate).
The principle behind ORMs is to take your Model, scan the fields throught reflection, and generate the appropriate query for you. Many details are hide and it helps avoid many boilerplates related to Data Acces Layer
design.
In your case, if you still want to use your own DAO, you will have to use generics by defining a single interface or a single abstract class, that all your classDAO
will implement.
Just choose the right tool, for the right situation.
QUESTION
I have an app with plenty of data, with a switch button, which switch the language (french or english) of the entire app. However, some of my data are stored in a Room database. I have two .db
files : database_fr.db
and database_en.db
.
Let's say the app is currently in french, with the database_fr.db
loaded. When the switch button is pressed, I want the app to use the other .db
file, to display all the data in english.
I followed this codelab to get familiar with Room, so this is how I loaded the database :
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-07 at 11:12Using the singleton approach will only even build one of the databases. Once an instance has been retrieved then INSTANCE will no longer be null, so will return the already built database.
Here's an example of multiple databases but intended for an unknown number (and hence a master database used to store the known/created databases). It does allow switching between databases. So you might be able to adapt/simplify this to suite your needs.
Can Android Room manage multiple databases and create databases from a template database?
QUESTION
I am writing a Java application following the MVC pattern, abstract enough to allow the backend to connect to an Sql and a NoSql database. I have 4 model classes and 4 DAO interfaces. Each DAO is implemented in two ways, one for sql and one for mongodb. I want to add a Transaction Manager to execute database operations in atomic transactions: the problem is that these operations involve a variable number of DAOs and I don't know how to implement the Manager with more than one Dao. I'm not using Spring and I'm not willing to add it.
I've had the following ideas but each one has something I'm not sure about:
- Make interfaces `MyDao_X` extend another interface `GenericDao` and use the last one in TransactionCode. This way I wouldn't know which Dao to instantiate in `TransactionManagerMysql`
- Extend Function to be an N-Function which can accept N inputs and produce an output. In this case N = 4, so I could always instantiate all the DAOs. Here the doubts are the following: I don't know how to do and I'm following TDD so I should figure out how to test this extension. Moreover, it doesn't seem very efficient to me to instantiate 4 Dao every time just because I don't know how many or the type I need. Additionally, if the number of Dao changes over time, I would be forced to modify all the functions in Service Layer to adapt the number of inputs to lambdas
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-03 at 19:47I was sure I had to extend Function
to a custom N-Function
in order to be able to pass multiple input parameters (because this is how my teacher explained it). Well, I found out that I don't need to use Function
, not even in the single-input scenario. Here the only purpose of extending Function
is to invoke its method apply()
from ServiceLayer
. Instead of generalising to an N-Function
I can just define a method with an adeguate number of inputs. To answer my question is enough to rewrite TransactionCode
as follows:
QUESTION
Here's advice
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-19 at 12:05Unable to match type List
because returning
clause also restricts matching to only those method executions that return a value of the specified type (Object
or it’s subtypes in this case, which will match any return value).
So, in your code, instead of:
QUESTION
We are using the jooq codegen plugin to produce dao and pojo classes for one of the MySQL databases. The configuration is as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-02 at 08:16mysql
database
There's no other way for jOOQ to reverse engineer your live MySQL database other than accessing the information_schema
and the mysql
databases, which contain the necessary meta data for jOOQ's code generator.
If you can't grant your code generator user with the necessary grants, then the relevant queries will simply not work. The exception could be seen as cosmetic, as the code generator will then simply skip generating code for your stored procedures.
You could turn off the generation of routines by specifying:
QUESTION
I have difficulties with generics in Kotlin. I want to make universal interface and implementation and several type-specific DAOs.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-25 at 10:23The problem ist that your reified T
does not match the class type T
, as you redefine that type variable. You can still avoid having to pass a Class
by defining an extension function on the interface:
QUESTION
I got seemingly trivial use-case, and still I cannot figure it out. Let's take a look at the package structure.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-24 at 20:39I assume that you forgot to include a .dependOnClassesThat()
in your question.
(Classes in package2
just don't reside in package1
... 😉)
If your constraints cannot be expressed by the fluent API, consider using more powerful APIs based on arbitrary ArchCondition
s or DescribedPredicate
s.
For constraints expressed as a method call within the fluent API, you can usually find an equivalent predefined DescribedPredicate
with the same name, e.g. dependOnClassesThat().resideInAPackage(pkg)
≡ dependOnClassesThat(resideInAPackage(pkg))
. Your IDE should help you to find the right static import. From there, it's often easy to compose more complex constraints without even having to implement custom ArchCondition
s or DescribedPredicate
s.
In your case, I guess you're looking for something like this:
QUESTION
We have two products: Product A and Product B and both have different rest controllers. Both of these controllers are calling the same common service and the common service calling the common dao methods. I want to select the schema in the common daos methods based on which products the call has been made. So for example, if the call is coming from the Product A controller then select schema as A or else B.
I wanted to use the same database connection and change the schema based on which controller the call is made. One possible solution would be to pass the schema name from the controller layer to the service layer which in turn passes it to the dao layer. I want to avoid having two different data sources and then switching between them dynamically.
So is there any other better way that we could do this?
Note: We are using Mybatis as our persistence layer.
Please find the sample code :
Controller for ProductA
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-19 at 19:26Thank you @ave for the response. I am able to solve it by using ThreadLocal as you mentioned. By setting the tenant id in the controller, I am able to get the particular tenant in the common service.
Please find the updated code below:
Controller for Product A
QUESTION
I have designed an erc20 token and a smart contract to transfer that token, but when I trigger the function to transfer, the remix told me the following graph.
What I did was to deploy the token smart contract and then the DAO smart contract, then call the creatSubDAO function to start the transfer.
The relative code is below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-11 at 18:15From the SubDao constructor:
QUESTION
So I have this code in
PersoanaDao
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-07 at 16:19It looks like your call to persoanaDao.get(username);
is out of the try catch block that catches the NoResultException. Refactor your code so that call is in the correct try-catch.
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