* JAVA-20166 Migrating spring-date-eclipselink * JAVA-20166 Fix failed tests address already bind * JAVA-20166 Migrating spring-date-couchbase-2 * JAVA-20166 Replace with optional instead of returning null --------- Co-authored-by: timis1 <noreplay@yahoo.com> |
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Spring Data Couchbase Tutorial Project
Relevant Articles:
- Intro to Spring Data Couchbase
- Entity Validation, Optimistic Locking, and Query Consistency in Spring Data Couchbase
- Multiple Buckets and Spatial View Queries in Spring Data Couchbase
Overview
This Maven project contains the Java code for Spring Data Couchbase entities, repositories, and template-based services as described in the tutorials, as well as a unit/integration test for each service implementation.
Working with the Code
The project was developed and tested using Java 7 and 8 in the Eclipse-based Spring Source Toolkit (STS) and therefore should run fine in any recent version of Eclipse or another IDE of your choice that supports Java 7 or later.
Building the Project
You can also build the project using Maven outside of any IDE:
mvn clean install
Package Organization
Java classes for the first two tutorials listed above are in src/main/java in the package hierarchy com.baeldung.spring.data.couchbase
Java classes for the multiple-bucket tutorials are in src/main/java in the package hierarchy com.baeldung.spring.data.couchbase2b
Running the tests
The test classes for the single-bucket tutorials are in src/test/java in the package com.baeldung.spring.data.couchbase.service:
- PersonServiceTest (abstract)
- PersonRepositoryTest (concrete)
- PersonTemplateServiceTest (concrete)
- StudentServiceTest (abstract)
- StudentRepositoryTest (concrete)
- StudentTemplateServiceTest (concrete)
The concrete test classes for the multiple-bucket tutorial are in src/test/java in the package com.baeldung.spring.data.couchbase2b.service:
- CampusRepositoryServiceImplTest
- PersonRepositoryServiceImplTest
- StudentRepositoryServiceImplTest
The concrete test classes may be run as JUnit tests from your IDE or using the Maven command line:
mvn test