Join Christopher Anatalio for an in-depth discussion in this video Reactive Spring Data with MongoDB, part of Reactive Spring.
- [Instructor] In this video we will take a quick look…at how to configure a Spring application…to use reactive Spring data with MongoDB.…The first step in activating reactive Spring Data is…to add an annotation.…In our config class we will want to add the annotation…@EnableReactiveMongoRepositories.…Then we will want to declare a reactive Mongo Client Bean.…
We will configure the Mongo Client to point…at our local instance of MongoDB.…After that we can create a ReactiveMongoTemplate Bean.…We will pass in the Mongo Client Bean…and the name of the database as parameters.…Finally we can create a plain old Java object…or a POJO for short.…This POJO will model the MongoDB document.…
This example is a very simple example…with a user document with two string fields.…The two fields are id and name.…In the actual code we will want to add a constructor…and getters and setters of course.…
Author
Christopher Anatalio
Released
12/5/2018- Project Reactor and Reactive Core
- Spring WebFlux
- Reactive Spring Data with MongoDB
- Bootstrapping a reactive web app with Spring Boot 2
- Writing reactive Spring controllers
- Working with Spring reactive data
- Spring reactive unit testing
- Writing tests using the WebTestClient
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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1. Project Reactor
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Intro to Project Reactor3m 44s
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Reactive Core3m 32s
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Flux in detail3m 59s
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Mono in detail3m 12s
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Operators overview4m 34s
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Schedulers3m 42s
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2. Intro to Spring WebFlux
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Spring WebFlux overview3m 7s
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WebFlux reactive API4m 40s
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Web client4m 57s
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3. Intro to Reactive Spring Data
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Reactive template API2m 19s
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Reactive repositories3m 2s
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Brief intro to MongoDB3m 37s
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4. Bootstrap a Reactive Web App with Spring Boot 2
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Intro to Spring Boot 21m 57s
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Bootstrap a Spring 5 project2m 26s
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Import project into IntelliJ3m 43s
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5. Writing Reactive Spring Controllers
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Controller configuration4m 38s
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Build out a POST endpoint2m 22s
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Create purchase domain model4m 57s
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Functional endpoints: Router2m 59s
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6. Working with Spring Reactive Data
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Autowire your controller4m 17s
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7. Spring Reactive Unit Testing
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WebTestClient39s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 17s
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