13 docs tagged with "Code Generation"

In this ‘Getting Started’ session, you will experience first-hand how convenient it is to build microservices with . For this purpose, you will implement and deploy a service with a Hello World API.

When working with Domain services mapping between api namespace and domain namespace is often needed, for example :

When working with Domain services, mapping between api namespace and domain namespace is often needed, for example :

You already have an existing Java Domain service, you want to include unit testing for that service.

You want to write unit tests without having access to all of the infrastructure which can be achieved by mocking which is described here in this How-To.

In this hands-on trial, you will bootstrap a production-ready microservice from a

You have an already existing Java Domain Service and you want to retrieve root entities by complex filter criterias. To achieve this, the generated Repository class has to be extended.

You have designed API operations with more than just one resoponse to cover both the success and error case. In your implementation code you want to return a specific response body if an error happens.

In order to integrate an event against Kafka, you need to publish an event to a Kafka topic.

You're using or want to use Coding Assistants with the Workbench? Start with this quick introduction,

You already have an existing Spring Boot application which you want to transform to a Project to use the benefits of the Workbench.

You want to create robust data models that reflect the structure of relational databases using the .

An External Entity is considered a proxy of an entity that is managed by another microservice. Normally, the external entity contains only the most important data that is regularly needed in the context of the aggregate to which the external entity belongs. Because of these specifics, it is handled differently than a usual Entity.