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I'm unable to setup a Micronaut Data project that successfully saves to an oracle database table using Micronaut Version: 2.0.1, Eclipse Version: 2019-09 R (4.13.0). My table is PAYMENT_REQUEST and has the following structure: I referred to this documentation. Can you please provide a link to a working example that at least saves to an H2 database table with a repository that implements crud repository to go along with this documentation? I am trying to run the PaymentRequestRepositoryTest class testSavePaymentRequest test method. I have a repository "PaymentRequestRepository" that implements CrudRepository, but when I call save using this repository it returns the Entity "PaymentRequest" I want to save but it doesn't actually save it to the database table (I don't see the row of data added). Here's all the relevant code, application.yml, and build.gradle attached as .docx because I couldn't attach .java files. |
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To create an application "that works" you can go to https://micronaut.io/launch/ and select Here you can find an example of an application that uses Micronaut Data JDBC and Oracle. We have the same example here but for Micronaut Data JPA and Oracle. |
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OK, I noticed I couldn't reference the repository in a test method and save anything. Saving only works by calling the http service through a http request in a test method. Is it possible to call the repository save in a test method? I noticed that saving is done in the application @eventlistener init function. Can you explain why this is necessary? If you have answers to these questions can you please add this to the Micronaut Data guide in case others may be interested? |
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Yes, you can inject a For these specific applications we need to create some data when the application starts up, that's why we use |
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To create an application "that works" you can go to https://micronaut.io/launch/ and select
data-jdbc(ordata-jpa) andoraclefeatures to generate an skeleton for a fully functional application.Here you can find an example of an application that uses Micronaut Data JDBC and Oracle. We have the same example here but for Micronaut Data JPA and Oracle.