I am looking at Spring documentation to learn Spring integration with Hibernate using annotation based spring configuration.
The documentation link is here.
Now the docs tell about how to configure Spring with Hibernate using xml files and there is no where mentioned how to use annotations for integrating Spring and Hibernate.
Please help me where can I find the explanation on Spring with Hibernate integration using annotations.
You can find the required annotations here - Annotations used for configuring DAO or Repository classes
Here is a good example for using Spring with Hibernate - Spring Hibernate Integration Using Annotations
http://examples.javacodegeeks.com/enterprise-java/hibernate/hibernate-jpa-dao-example/
I'm not sure if I should downvote you - you could easily find it on your own.
Ok, maybe it is not exactly Spring + Hibernate, but it really does not matter.
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What is the equivalent of org.springframework.data.elasticsearch.core.event.AfterSaveCallback in Spring Boot JPA framework. We would like to add a transient variable on AfterSaveCallback but we are having an issue trying to inject #Value in javax.persistence.PostLoad
I think you are looking for #PostUpdate.Here is an example how to use the various lifecycle methods of JPA
Can I use springboot annotations like #Bean, #Component, #Autowired etc in plain java project with just using gradle dependencies?
To use spring frameworks annotations the project should be either spring boot or a project with all the required spring dependencies to support the above mentioned annotations.
No. Spring uses those annotations for the inversion of control. Without this framework they are useless in plain java.
I am just starting with Spring boot Web Applications, and I am in this point now I need to issue notification in the app ecosystem after CRUD Operation in database (I am using MySQL)
How can I set up a listener and based on the operation to create a new notification. From my search, I land on #EntityListeners(AuditTrailListener.class) but not sure how to use it, I will be happy to share with me some examples or to redirect me to the right place to see how to set up that kind of listener.
Here's a collection of links which are providing some details about #EntityListeners with JPA in Spring Boot webapplications :
JPA Entity Lifecycle Events
A gist of a php-coder
Spring Data JPA Entity Auditing using EntityListeners
Spring JPA Auditing in Official Documentation
StackOverflow: How to use an #Autowired #EntityListener
StackOverflow: How to inject a dependency into a JPA #EntityListener
I think you'll have common paths to seek the information you need with all that links. And maybe other people will help you more.
What's the best method to initiate a new Spring Project ?
Initiating Spring project is a lot of pain with various xml and db configuration.
Is there an "official" repository with complete sample project, as MVC with db access and so ?
Spring Boot may also be the solution, but some point still not clear to me :
How to add external components (such as Quartz) without creating some xml config ? (No such xml in Boot apparently)
Is a Spring Boot builded app is production-proof ?
As writen in the comments http://start.spring.io/ is the best way to start Spring boot project(STS has integration for it).
If you want to use something that is not supported by Spring Boot you can init spring beans the same way you do it in xml, just use java configuration. See this for example: http://www.tutorialspoint.com/spring/spring_java_based_configuration.htm
Also useing xml is still available. You can add #ImportResource on your Configuration class
#EnableAutoConfiguration
#Configuration
#ImportResource({"classpath*:applicationContext.xml"})
I am trying to use Enunciate to generate static documentation for my REST API that is written in Java using Spring MVC 3.2. The Enunciate website claims that it has Spring support by using a specific plugin here :
http://enunciate.codehaus.org/module_spring_app.html
When looking at the configuration options, it looks like I am supposed to import a spring applicationContext.xml. I use the annotation-based configuration for this project, so I don't have an applicationContext.xml. Is there a way to make this work in my case?
Thanks in advance for any help.
Enunciate currently supports Spring Web annotations.