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The second part of my Spring Data JPA tutorial described how you can create a simple CRUD application with Spring Data JPA. This blog entry will describe how you can use query methods for creating custom queries with Spring Data JPA. In order to have a reasonable example, I have created three new requirements for [...]
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The first part of my Spring Data JPA tutorial described, how you configure Spring Data JPA. This blog entry goes a bit deeper and describes how you can use Spring Data JPA for creating a simple CRUD application. The requirements of the application are following: The person must have a first name and last name. [...]
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Spring Data JPA is a project which aims both to simplify the creation of JPA based repositories and to reduce the amount of code needed to communicate with a database. I have been using it for a while at my work and in my personal hobby projects and it has indeed make things a lot [...]
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The first part of this series described how you can create RESTful urls with Spring MVC 3.1 and default-servlet-handler element of the MVC namespace. This blog entry will describe how you can use the dispatcher servlet url mappings for the same purpose. As you might remember from my previous blog entry, a RESTful url must [...]
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This blog entry describes how you can create a web application which has restful url addresses by using Spring MVC 3.1 and the default-servlet-handler element of MVC XML namespace. The requirements for RESTful urls are given in following: An url address must no have suffix in it (in other words, an url address most not [...]
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