Introduce customization hook methods. Rename DefaultTypedGenericExecuteSpec to DefaultTypedExecuteSpec and GenericExecuteSpecSupport to ExecuteSpecSupport as types are not tied to generic execution. Encapsulate fields in DatabaseClient builders.
We now use java.lang.Long as fallback Id type for entities that do not declare an explicit Id property. Previously we used ObjectId which was a left-over from the initial draft of MappingRelationalEntityInformation.
Declare interface exposing inConnection(…) methods to encapsulate types implementing functionality that is applies within a connection scope. Move FetchSpec and SqlResult implementations to top-level types.
DatabaseClient now creates functions. The actual invocation/execution takes place from DefaultFetchFunctions (FetchSpec) to keep stateful resources in the scope of the execution. execute()/executeMany() use Flux.usingWhen/Mono.usingWhen to release connections after their usage.
Improved formatting, added author tags and issue comments.
Changed "entity" to "aggregate" in test names to make it more precise.
Original pull request: #94.
AggregateReferences can be used to reference other aggregates via their aggregate root without making them part of the referencing aggregate.
I.e. the referenced entities will not be included in SQL statements for the referencing aggregates, apart from their id.
Conversion between AggregateReferences and their ids and vice versa is done by the RelationalConverter.
Upgraded the dependency-plugin.
Configured matrix build for travis, allowing the JDK 11 build to fail.
The failure should go away once the Spring Framework version we use include the fix for SPR-17093.
Removed Jacoco from the build for JDK 10+.
The id-property was used to determine if there is an instance at all, or if it was null.
For entities that don't have an id that purpose is now fulfilled by selecting the backreference and checking it against null.
See also: DATAJDBC-223.
Mark Paluch
Oliver Gierke
Jens Schauder
Maciej Walkowiak
Christoph Strobl
Michael J. Simons