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Validation failed for query in tests but not in production
Problem description I have the following test class with a few tests. The setUp() method executes insert statements from a file. The first test simply makes a post request and expects an array of JSON objects in return with a 200(OK) status: Upon running the first test I get the following error: What I Tried Spring obviously does not like
“No qualifying bean” for repository in Groovy Spring JPA application
I know there are a bunch of similar questions on this topic, however all of them that I’ve found so far are either not quite my situation, or refer to one of the following solutions that from what I’ve read is either outdated or inapplicable: @EnableJpaRepositories annotation – taken care of by @SpringBootApplication @Repository annotation – not needed when extending
Spring Boot CrudRepository not saving entities to my database
I’ve been at this for a few hours now and can’t seem to find the issue. For a bit of context, here is my database schema : Here is my Student class : And here is my Task class : My H2 Database structure therefore looks like this : I am trying to add a task to a student through
Should I avoid big transaction and exclude read-only queries from transaction
I’ve seen articles saying that we should try to limit the scope of transaction, e.g. instead of doing this: We should exclude queryData from the transaction by using Spring’s TransactionTemplate (or just move it out of the transactional method): But my understanding is that since JDBC will always need a transaction for all operations, if I use the second way,
Spring Boot, OAuth2 authentication is lost between requests
EDIT: log from org.springframework.security: ***But if I look in the logs some requests after I can get the valid auth: Debug 2022-01-17 12:31:03.945 IST “Set SecurityContextHolder to SecurityContextImpl [Authentication=OAuth2AuthenticationToken [Principal=com..security.oauth.CustomOAuth2User@, Credentials=[PROTECTED], Authenticated=true, Details=WebAuthenticationDetails [RemoteIpAddress=***, SessionId=9438C880A19C93AADJI206B9B8B3386], Granted Authorities=[ROLE_USER, SCOPE_https://www.googleapis.com/auth/userinfo.email, SCOPE_https://www.googleapis.com/auth/userinfo.profile, SCOPE_openid]]]” Debug 2022-01-17 12:31:03.945 IST “Retrieved SecurityContextImpl [Authentication=OAuth2AuthenticationToken [Principal=com..security.oauth.CustomOAuth2User@, Credentials=[PROTECTED], Authenticated=true, Details=WebAuthenticationDetails [RemoteIpAddress=***, SessionId=9438C880A19C93AADJI206B9B8B3386], Granted Authorities=[ROLE_USER, SCOPE_https://www.googleapis.com/auth/userinfo.email, SCOPE_https://www.googleapis.com/auth/userinfo.profile, SCOPE_openid]]]” Debug 2022-01-17
Why does HttpServletResponse not have a simple String of the response body?
I’ve been trying to find a way to log the response body of requests in my spring boot application. I’ve abandoned this for now and will just log in each controller before returning, because the effort to get this to work (globally, for all controllers with a Filter or request interceptor) seems inordinately large / overly complicated. In python django
set class fields based on enum value
Using the above code I can get the value of Tempclass fields based on enum values. Now how to set the fields of Tempclass based on enum value ex: if enum VALUE2 is selected, then i need to set the Tempclass field2 to the input value. Answer Use a BiConsumer<Tempclass, String> taking an instance of TempClass and a String and
Create RESTful web service for current logged user in Spring Boot
I have URL for user dashboard(/users/{userId}). I wanted to support /users/current for current logged user, and I searched for ways to implement that, and I did that by the following code. However, I think it’s too overwhelming and I wonder if there are better/simpler ways to do that. P. S. I think I made a much better solution with custom
Nested Autowired Dependencies not injected in Junits
Below is the code to demonstrate the issue. Class3 has autowired field Class2 and Class2 has autowired dependency of Class1, simpleTest to get the String value of Class1 using Class3. So in the test execution Class2 is not null and gets injected into Class3, but Class1 is null in Class2. Answer That’s because of the @Spy annotation you put over