Chapter 3. Working with data
This chapter covers
- Using Spring’s JdbcTemplate
- Inserting data with SimpleJdbcInsert
- Declaring JPA repositories with Spring Data
Most applications offer more than just a pretty face. Although the user interface may provide interaction with an application, it’s the data it presents and stores that separates applications from static websites.
In the Taco Cloud application, you need to be able to maintain information about ingredients, tacos, and orders. Without a database to store this information, the application wouldn’t be able to progress much further than what you developed in chapter 2.
In this chapter, you’re going to add data persistence to the Taco Cloud application. You’ll start by using Spring support ...
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