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Generic DAOs With Hades
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HadesOliver Gierke -
Synyx GmbH & Co. KG „Simple things should be simple, complex things should be possible.“ Alan Kay
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www.devoxx.com Speaker ■ Oliver Gierke
- gierke@synyx.de ■ Software Architect @ Synyx GmbH & Co. KG ■ JavaEE, Spring (beyond the obvious) ■ Financial industry, automotive ■ Hades project lead ■ olivergierke
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Java Persistence API
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www.devoxx.com GenericDao GenericJpaDao CRUD
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www.devoxx.com Demo I
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Query methods
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www.devoxx.com 1. Create interface 2.
Declare methods 3. Tune queries
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www.devoxx.com GenericDao UserDao GenericJpaDao CRUD Query
methods GenericDaoFactory / GenericDaoFactoryBean
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Derive User findByUsername( String username);
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Named Query @NamedQuery (name=“User.findByLastname“ query=“...“) List<User> findByLastname(...);
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@Query @Query(„from User u
where ...“) List<User> findByLastname(...);
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www.devoxx.com Demo II
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Pagination Sorting
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@Query(„from User u
where u.lastname = ?“) Page<User> findByLastname( String lastname, Pageable pageable);
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@Param(„name“)
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@Query(„from User u
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@Modifying
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@Modifying @Query(„...“) int undefaultAllBut(Role role);
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Spring integration
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<hades:dao-config base-package=“foo.**.dao“ />
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Spring IDE Plugin
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Custom DAO code
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Additional support
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Auditing
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Created? Modified? Who? When?
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Domain base classes
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Questions? WTF
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