September 2015
Intermediate to advanced
206 pages
4h 45m
English
In every application, there is a need to access some data and conduct some operations on it. Most frequently, this source of data is a data store of some kind, namely a database. Spring Boot makes it very easy to get started in order to connect to the database and start consuming the data via the Java Persistence API among others.
In our previous example, we created the basic application that will execute a command-line runner by printing a message in the logs. Let's enhance this application by adding a connection to a database.
Earlier, we already added the necessary jdbc and data-jpa starters as well as an H2 database dependency to our build file. Now, we will configure an in-memory instance of the ...
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