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Tag: spring-mvc

Null repository even with @Autowired implemented

I have the following controller. The following line works just fine: user = userRepository.selectUserByLogin(name); It correctly returns the user. Now I want to move that code to a getLoggedUser method of a “Utilities” class. This is how I did it. Controller Utilities But when that is executed I’m getting the following error: Cannot invoke “UserRepository.selectUserByLogin(String)” because “this.userRepository” is null. Why

Only Post REST api is working , PUT,GET,DELETE api’s are not working in spring boot application

i have created CRUD api with Spring boot.But Only POST api is working fine. PUT,GET and DELETE api is not working. model controller **The Response i’m Getting For the api’s is ** { “timestamp”: “2020-12-26T16:03:32.723+00:00”, “status”: 500, “error”: “Internal Server Error”, “message”: “”, “path”: “/customers” } Error in Console Answer seems already a tip in log: No default constructor for

Why do MockMvc tests suggest injecting WebApplicationContext @BeforeEach test?

So the reference documentation suggests why not do it as constructor injection instead? (I haven’t tried this, I’m just assuming it doesn’t immediately blow up) Answer Whether you choose constructor injection, method injection, or field injection is a matter of taste when using JUnit Jupiter with the SpringExtension. The example in the reference manual simply shows one way to do

Java find Object which not containing in List of object

I wondering is there any way to filter object array with another object array. Its is to hard to explain but ill try my best this is my first entity this is second entity i have two list of this each entities Like this And I need to get MDynamicFieldTypes list which not containing in dynamicFields->type List and add fake

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