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I have multiple security test classes where I am testing authorization to different REST endpoints, and I would like to mock the beans of all the repositories that ApplicationContext will spin up. I have the tests running and everything works correctly, but I'd like to not duplicate my @MockBeans in every security test class.

I've tried creating a configuration class and putting the MockBeans there, but I receive a 404 error.

The current test class is setup like this and it works, but I have to duplicate the @MockBeans() in each class:

I am really newbie in Flutter and SQLite. I need to store some data got from a DB into a global variable (in this code it's a local variable just for exemplification) and I don't know:

1. where is the best point I can do it (now I put it in the homepage's initState method);
2. how I can store future data in a no-future variable.

Below is the method for the data extraction

I'm trying to produce a first test with Mockito in a Spring Boot Application.

Here is the complete class:

I have a Quiz class. This class load 10 questions from a database depending on the level and the type of the quiz Object: level 0 load the ten first, level 1 load the next ten and so on.

So in my test i create in a test database 30 questions. Then i create quiz object with different level and i check that the first question in the quiz steps array match what i expect.

This test "quiz_contain_steps_depending_on_type_and_level()" failed randomly at least once every 5 launches.

This is the QuizTest class

I am using a native query in my Spring Boot application, and I want to be able to pick the table name from my properties file. I attempted using spel expressions and it does use the table name specified in the @Entity annotation...however I want to use something like @Value(${table.name} to inject the string "bookshelf" into the Entity annotation if that makes sense.

I have also attempted a different approach using a physical naming strategy from hibernate however it does not seem to replace the table name.

entity class:

I have been having problems trying to implementing a sorting function for my project using the repository pattern. All the tutorials I have seen uses sorting via a database while I am simply just trying to sort some of my hard-coded objects that exist in my repository.

Object class

I am trying to improve the response time of my REST APIs (I am using SpringBoot 2.1.3 with Groovy 2.4.14 and MSSQL). I noticed that the more popular GET API are at certain time periods taking much longer than they should be (>4 seconds as opposed to 0.3 seconds). I've looked into CPU usage, memory, blocking threads, blocking DBs, DeferredResult, fetching schemes, SpringBoot and JPA settings, etc none of these were a bottleneck or were just not relevant (the database search is a simple repository.findById() for a domain object with a few primitive fields).

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I’ve searched for this issue and seems to be discussed a couple of times but with no real resolution.

I’m trying to upload an XML file using a POST request and form-data, but I get the following error response:

I try to follow this tutorial : https://www.thinktocode.com/2018/03/05/repository-pattern-symfony/.

It's suppose to help structure your Repository.

But when i get to this point :