I have a method: This is how the user authorization test looks like: Is there any way to check the case when a user has entered the wrong password? In the case when I send the wrong password, it doesn’t work because given(this.repository.findByEmail(this.user.getEmail())).willReturn(Optional.of(this.user)); makes repository.findByEmail() return the result before you get to checking the password. Answer You don’t need this
Tag: spring
What happens when we define bean with different names with Annotations and XML config?
The coach object is created with Annotations and coach2 is created with XML configuration file. They both refering to the tennisCoach class. In singleton scope beans refer to the same place in memory but in this situation memory place is different. I have two questions. Why Spring lets us create two objects? Why it doesn’t give an error about why
Spring Boot Unit Test returns 404 instead of 200
I am new in springboot. I am just watching the Spring in Action and programming follow the author. then things get difficult when i just reading the chapter 1. I need to test a controller. the code in this book is: I am using springboot 2.7.3 so i just remove @RunWith(SpringRunner.class) from my code. and i immediately get an error
Spring Boot, Spring-Security – BcrypPasswordEncoder in new component-based security configuration
I am trying to use the new Component-Based (Without WebSecurityConfigurerAdapter) configuration and setted up my Security Configuration as follow: SecurityConfiguration.java file but when I run the application and try to log a user the following error appears even though I have the BCryptPasswordEncoder as a bean in my SecurityConfiguration: Error Stack Trace* Which is the correct way to set up
Spring @PostMapping force null values for formdata urlencode?
When I run the following request, the values in my received object are not null, but “” empty: Question: how can I tell Spring to not add empty values on Strings, but keep them null? Answer Could solve it as follows: This converts any empty strings to nulls.
How to design my process – loop over a list(cannot use simple ListItemReader because list not at root level) + 1 query for each item – spring batch
If some of you could help me design my spring batch process it would be nice 😀 I need to perform ETL by consuming a REST API & then store some data from it. This process must be daily & Spring Batch seems perfect to achieve what I want since we already are using Spring framework for a lots of
Spring Boot. Forward on RestController
I am implementing a mechanism for replacing short links. I need to forwarded request to another controller. I found examples how to do it in spring on models, but I don’t understand how to do it in RestControllers Example what i found (use models) Or maybe I’m looking in the wrong direction and I need to make a filter? UPD.
Spring Boot: Custom exception adds prefix to the exception message
In a Spring Boot app, I created a custom GlobalExceptionHandler and add the following method to handle ConstraintViolationException for invalid file type during upload process: My buildErrorResponse works correctly and build proper responses for other handle methods. However, It adds “uploadFile.file:” prefix to my error message. My questions: Is there any problem with my handleConstraintViolationException implementation? If not, how can
How to refactor the deprecated method .exchange()?
I have next method that uses in AbstractWebClient. How can I refactor it to get rid of deprecated .exchange() and save availability to work in abstract way? Answer You can use retrieve() method as suggested in exchange() documentation something like below:
Autowiring a javax.inject.provider in a unit-test with spring context
While playing around with the javax provider, I have created a spring configuration file with the following two Beans: I am injecting these two beans in two different services like so: The implementation works as expected and my depending controllers also return the data in the anticipated format. Now I wanted to add a few unit-tests for my implementation, by