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Update query not working in preparedStatements Java

I am writing this program in which I am using preparedStatements to make changes to an SQL Database. However, the UPDATE query is not working. Here is the code: The problem is that no error is being thrown, that is, the output is always Successfully Updated. However, the changes are not being reflected on the database. I have tried executing

How do I globally enable “strict” handling of LocalDate values using Jackson?

Jackson Java 8 Date/time module issue jackson-modules-java8#212 mentions enabling “strict” handling via a global default: Currently LocalDateDeserializer automatically accepts non-standard format where time part also exists. While this is useful for some use cases, compatibility, it seems reasonable that if user forces “strict” handling (via @JsonFormat, or global default), that part would not be accepted. However, I am completely failing

Can’t register Gson TypeAdapter in Spring Boot

I have been trying to add custom serialization of my Version class in RestComponent: Json output I expect: not So I decide to use JsonSerializer and JsonDeserializer interfaces, also tried TypeAdapter. I’ve created a Gson Bean in my MVC configuration class, also tried to create GsonBuilder bean. In application properties I choosen gson as serializator, and removed Jackson dependencies. All

Converting to List result in Java

I have the following method: In this method, I pass a single menuUuid and then get combination of a single MenuPropertiesDTO and List<GroupExpDTO>. I want to pass a List<menuUuid> instead of a single menuUuid and then get the result according to the uuids in this list. However, I am confused if there is a proper way for this in Java.

Strange error with WebFlux and Spring-Integration – IndexOutOfBoundsException exceeds maxCapacity

I am in the process of writing a spring-integration flow that is intended to enrich the headers of a message based on the determination if a remote resource actually exists. Assuming that there is a RESTful endpoint that has an API on it that will locate an object based on a unique name: /mix-entity/name/{mixEntityName}. This API will return a JSON

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