An easy and efficient way to Patch and entity with an incoming Map
Here is an easy way to patch an entity.
Here is an easy way to patch an entity.
Jotting down some examples of different ways to handle events in Spring Boot
Entities, i.e. pojos annotated with @Entity
, can utilize the following methods with annotations to manage life cycle events of the entity. JPA defines several lifecycle events that occur during an entity's persistence operations. You can use annotations to specify methods that should be executed when these events occur.
@PrePersist
: Called before the entity is persisted (inserted into the database).@PostPersist
: Called after the entity is persisted.@PreUpdate
: Called before the entity is updated in the database.@PostUpdate
: Called after the entity is updated.@PreRemove
: Called before the entity is removed from the database.@PostRemove
: Called after the entity is removed.@PostLoad
: Called after the entity is loaded from the database.I haven't tested this yet but this should get me there to using Firebase as an auth provider for Angular/SpringBoot.
Seeing the structure of a Spring Boot application is a great precursor to starting your own project so that you have a good idea of how you will develop your project.