CHAPTER 3

SPRING DATA JPA

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 Chapter 3: SPRING DATA JPA

OUTLINE
1. Getting started with Spring Data JPA
2. Create a New Spring Boot Project

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Getting started with Spring Data JPA
§ Spring Data JPA is a powerful framework that allows
users to easily interact with their database while
minimizing boilerplate code.
§ In this tutorial, we're going to look at how to use Spring
Data JPA to insert into and query data from a database.
§ We'll create a simple Spring Boot application
using IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate to take advantage of its
Spring feature support.

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Creating a New Spring Boot Project

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Creating a New Spring Boot Project (cont.)

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Creating a New Spring Boot Project (cont.)

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Creating an Employee Entity

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Creating an Employee Repository Interface
Create a Spring Data repository for CRUD operations.
In order for our interface to be a repository, we'll need it to
extend the CrudRepository<T, ID> or JpaRespository<T,
ID> interface with the generic parameters being our entity
class and entity's id type.
So for our application, our repository interface definition
would be:

public interface EmployeeRepository extends

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Creating an Employee Repository Interface (cont.)

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Creating an Employee Repository Interface (cont.)

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Configuring Database

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Configuring Database (cont.)

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Configuring Database (cont.)

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Configuring Database (cont.)

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Configuring Database (cont.)
Disable Default Schema Generation and Use SQL Scripts – Create schema and
Import data (resources/schema.sql, resources/data.sql)

Disable Default Schema Generation and Use SQL Scripts – Create schema and
Import data (not default folder)

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Writing from your Application to the DB

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Writing from your Application to the DB (cont.)

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Writing from your Application to the DB (cont.)

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Creating a Data Source

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Creating a Data Source (cont.)

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Spring Data JPA - Create

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Spring Data JPA - Read

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Spring Data JPA – Read – Unit Test

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Spring Data JPA – Read – Unit Test (cont.)

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Spring Data JPA - Update

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Spring Data JPA - Delete

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Spring Data JPA - Search

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JPA

One To Many – Many To One

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OneToMany - ManyToOne

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OneToMany – ManyToOne: Generate table

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OneToMany – ManyToOne: Create data

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OneToMany – ManyToOne: Get data

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OneToMany – ManyToOne: Query Result

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Relationship @OneToOne

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Relationship @OneToOne (cont.)

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Relationship @OneToOne (cont.)

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Relationship @OneToOne (cont.)

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Relationship @OneToMany

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Relationship @OneToMany (cont.)

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Relationship @OneToMany (cont.)

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Relationship @OneToMany (cont.)

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Relationship @ManyToOne (cont.)

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Relationship @ManyToOne (cont.)

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Relationship @ManyToMany (cont.)

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Relationship @ManyToMany (cont.)

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FetchType - LAZY

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FetchType - EAGER

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Uni & Bidirectional Relationship - mappedBy

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@GeneratedValue - GenerationType.INDENTITY

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@GeneratedValue - GenerationType.AUTO

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@GeneratedValue - GenerationType.SEQUENCE

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@GeneratedValue - GenerationType.TABLE

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Understanding Repository and
their methods

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JpaRepository

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JpaRepository (cont.)

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JpaRepository (cont.)

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JpaRepository (cont.)

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JpaRepository (cont.)
https://docs.spring.io/spring-data/jpa/reference/jpa/query-methods.html

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JpaRepository (cont.)
https://docs.spring.io/spring-data/jpa/reference/jpa/query-methods.html

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JpaRepository (cont.)
https://docs.spring.io/spring-data/jpa/reference/jpa/query-methods.html

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@Query - JPQL

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 @Query
https://docs.spring.io/spring-data/jpa/reference/jpa/query-methods.html#jpa.query-methods.at-query

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@Query – Native Query

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@Query – Positional Parameters

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@Query – Named Parameters

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Q&A

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