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Persister is a Go written program designed to persist/archivate crawled resources.
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QUESTION
My Entity
class:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 09:17Instead of:
QUESTION
I am desperately trying to migrate a Spring MVC 4.3.4.RELEASE application with Hibernate 4.3.8.Final to the latest version of Spring Boot, i.e. Spring Boot 2.5
The idea is to turn it into a Restful API and to drop all views.
Note : I did not create a custom configuration on the new spring-boot project.
My architecture looks like :
- The controller
- The DTO
- The service
- The DAO
- The entity
Here is my pom.xml file :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-04 at 13:17In ApplicationConf
you tell Hibernate to scan the com.package.repository
package but your Bus
entity class seems to be in the com.package.model
package.
Try changing:
QUESTION
How should you setup a Spring entity that uses an Enum?
I have set up a spring-boot project and provided the code below so hopefully, someone can tell me the correct way this should be done.
I have a Spring entity setup
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-03 at 17:29You need to add @Enumerated annotation on the enum field.
QUESTION
I'm using NServiceBus with SQL Persistance and MSSQL Server.
I want to be sure that I don't get invalid data in my database in high concurrent scenarios.
From the docs I know that the SQL persister uses pessimistic concurrency since version 4.1.1. But I'm not sure how it works exactly because under "Starting Saga" and "Changes to Saga state" only optimistic concurrency is mentioned.
Does each saga instance only handle one message at a time and all the remaining messages are waiting in the queue to be handled by the saga?
Also is it possible to configure the concurrency to use optimistic concurrency instead of pessimistic concurrency for the SQL persister?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-01 at 07:03Both optimistic concurrency control and pessimistic locking result in a saga instance to only being able to handle 1 message.
Might multiple messages be handled then with :
Optimistic concurrency control: The 2nd+ writer will fail and the message will be retried.
Locking: THe lock ensures that multiple messages on the same saga instance will be delayed. Sometimes this can result in a deadlock due to lock escalation and then the message will be retried.
Regarding pessimisitic vs optimistic, you cannot choose. The latest version uses pessimistic locking. See https://docs.particular.net/persistence/sql/saga-concurrency:
Starting in version 4.1.1 conflicts cannot occur because the persistence uses pessimistic locking. Pessimistic locking is achieved by performing a SELECT ... FOR UPDATE or its dialect-specific equivalent.
Up to and including version 4.1, SQL persistence uses optimistic concurrency control when updating or deleting saga data.
QUESTION
I have a BasePersister
that builds a complex persistence client in it's constructor, using Dagger:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-01 at 00:03Moving the client instantiation within the base class constructor was ideal because in my
PersisterFactory
, I can simply invoke statements likenew SpecialPersister();
the constructor doesn't take any arguments, doesn't need Dagger to instantiate and the factory is completely unaware of any clients.I'm having trouble testing these child classes and I'm suspecting it has to do with my design choice of secretly instantiating clients within the base constructors.
This design choice is the issue. If you want the code to be testable without making calls on the real client, you will need to be able to stub your client. One option for this is to pass the PersistenceClient
in at instantiation.
Since you are using a factory pattern, your factory can provide it without worrying about the details elsewhere in your code. It should know how to create Persister objects, regardless of if it needs to know the details about the client - coupling at this level should be encouraged. You may also want your factory to take the argument, as well, so that a Persister from the factory can be tested.
QUESTION
I have two entities user and movie. I want to display movies for the users. Users are going to see the movies they added. I connected these two enetities with manyToMany and i am trying to get the data but i am having this error.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-26 at 22:34You probably want:
QUESTION
I am using Spring Boot with Hibernate, JPA and Postgresql database. I am trying to create new user and save it. I have the following code:
UserEntity.java
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-24 at 12:14For PostgreSQL you need to use GenerationType.SEQUENCE
instead of GenerationType.IDENTITY.
Then:
QUESTION
I have three entities Blog, Comments, ParentChildComment.
Comment is mapped using ManyToOne relationship to Blog.
ParentChildComment has two columns to store id value of parent_comment and child_comment (this is done to store the info regarding which comment is a reply to another one) and both these columns are mapped using OneToOne relationship to Comment table which I guess is the sourcee of problem.
PROBLEM
When deleting a blog, comments are deleted due to cascade delete, but the parent_child table is still referncing to table comments which throw error org.springframework.dao.DataIntegrityViolationException: could not execute statement; SQL [n/a]; constraint [fkf3i44d11sgikshmo17q4fq1a4]; nested exception is org.hibernate.exception.ConstraintViolationException
The whole trace :
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-19 at 19:54before invoking blogRepository.deleteById you should delete also ParentChildComment whose comments are in the Blog's collection of comments.
QUESTION
I am using Liferay 7.3.5 and trying to create an elasticSearch method and have created the required classes KeywordQueryContributor, ModelDocumentContributor, ModelIndexerWriterContributor, SearchRegistrar and ModelSummaryContributor.
Now, from the control panel --> configuration --> Search, I am trying to execute the model, but this error appears .
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-27 at 12:51The last line of the code you provide looks like getCompanyId()
is there, so I see two ways to hunt this down:
- Database (make sure the table for TKPRIME has a field companyId. Include capitalization in your check)
- Java (if the interface (
TKPRIME
) has this method, but the implementation (TKPRIMEImpl
) doesn't: execute thebuildService
target again. ServiceBuilder requires rebuilding every now and then - and will show you any mismatches.
Note: If you introduced companyId after your first deployment of the new entity, you might need to create an Upgrade routine to alter your database. Only development systems may automate that (and I'm not even sure if they do by default)
QUESTION
I have a very strange error happening
I have a program developed in Java WEB using Hibernate to connect to the MySQL Database The program is working correctly on several computers here but there is a computer that the program does not work!
I already tried to change the version of the server, the JDK and even the IDE and even then on this computer the program is not working
The error mentions that "could not instantiate test object" but I'm not doing any tests on any classes / objects on any computer where the project is working
Log
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-05 at 10:37Looks like the constructor of Tabcadastro
throws a RuntimeException
. Did you recompile your code? Are you using some kind of Java Agent that transforms the constructor somehow?
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