Tag Archives: Spring Boot

Managing Multiple Databases in a Monolithic Spring Boot App Using JPA: A Beginner’s Guide

Managing Multiple Databases in a Monolithic Spring Boot App Using JPA: A Beginner’s Guide

In a typical monolithic architecture, applications often interact with a single database. However, there are scenarios where you might need to integrate multiple databases, such as when handling legacy systems or optimizing for performance. With Spring Boot, this is not only possible but can be managed efficiently using DataSource, EntityManager, and TransactionManager. In this blog, Continue Reading »

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Spring Boot Annotations

Spring Boot is known for its simplicity and ease of use, largely due to its extensive use of annotations. These annotations help configure and manage the application in a declarative way, reducing boilerplate code and enhancing readability.  Here, we’ll explore some of the most commonly used annotations in Spring Boot. 1. @SpringBootApplication This is a Continue Reading »

Building Flexible Database Queries in Spring Boot: A Criteria Builder Guide

Building Flexible Database Queries in Spring Boot: A Criteria Builder Guide

Introduction: In Spring Boot applications, interacting with databases is a fundamental task. Whether you’re fetching data, updating records, or performing complex queries, efficient database operations are crucial for application performance. One powerful tool at your disposal for constructing dynamic queries is the Criteria API, which allows you to build queries programmatically and dynamically based on Continue Reading »

Dialogflow Integration in Spring Boot : A Developer's Guide

Dialogflow Integration in Spring Boot : A Developer’s Guide

In the ever-evolving landscape of software development, Google’s Dialogflow is a powerful tool that enables developers to build conversational interfaces form applications, and integrating it with a Spring Boot backend can provide a seamless and efficient user experience. In this guide, we will explore the steps to integrate Dialogflow into a Spring Boot application, empowering Continue Reading »

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Difference Between the @Controller and @RestController

Spring Framework introduced @Controller and @RestController annotations to create a controller. Basically, the controller is used to handling the client requests for a particular resource. For example mydomain.com/home This request goes to dispatcher servlet then it will be forwarded to controller corresponding methods with that URL mapping If you create your controller using @Controller annotation Continue Reading »