SpringBoot Implementing Auditing in JPA Entity A Demo Using JPA Lifecycle Callback methods and SOLID
Spring Boot Implementing Auditing in JPA Entity- A Demo Using JPA Lifecycle Callback methods and Software Design Principles
When using JPA, it's common to track auditing information such as creation or update time for entities.
Since this data typically isn't part of the core domain object, it's best handled automatically.
The Java Persistence API offers annotations for callback methods, making this process straightforward.
For instance, by annotating a method with @PrePersist, it will be executed before persisting an entity for the first time.
Similarly, methods marked with @PreUpdate are triggered just before updating an entity.
This approach allows for centralized handling of auditing information.
As a result, the corresponding columns are populated automatically without the need for explicit management.
let me demonstrate how to achieve this by following some design principles
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