Package jakarta.data.repository

package jakarta.data.repository
In Domain-driven design, DDD, a repository is an object that participates in the domain but abstracts away storage and infrastructure details. Most systems have persistent storage, like a database, for their full functioning. Applying repositories happens by integrating and synchronizing with existing aggregate objects in the system.
  • Class
    Description
    BasicRepository<T,K>
    A repository interface for performing basic operations on entities.
    CrudRepository<T,K>
    A repository interface that extends the capabilities of basic operations on entities, including insert and update operations.
    DataRepository<T,K>
    Parent repository interface for all repositories.
    Delete
    The Delete annotation indicates that the annotated repository method requests one or more entities to be removed from the database.
    Insert
    The Insert annotation indicates that the annotated repository method requests that one or more entities be inserted into the database.
    OrderBy
    Annotates a repository method to request sorting of results.
    OrderBy.List
    Enables multiple OrderBy annotations on the same type.
    PageableRepository<T,K>
    Repository fragment to provide methods to retrieve entities using the pagination and sorting abstraction.
    Param
    Annotation to bind method parameters to a Query via a named parameter.
    Query
    Defines the query string such as SQL, JPA-QL, Cypher etc.
    Repository
    Annotates a data repository interface that will be implemented by the container/runtime.
    Save
    The Save annotation indicates that the annotated repository method updates one or more entities if found in the database and inserts entities into the database that are not found.
    Update
    The Update annotation indicates that the annotated repository method requests that one or more entities be updated if found in the database.