new user is not getting save from code

[ShaluKashyap1991]

Hi Sunit,

Hope you are doing well.

While i was working in this project i found that when i was trying to add new tenant from Login Controller wherein i found that new user is not getting saved in databse.

Can you please check and get back to me if you can help.

@RequestMapping("/user/index") public String userIndex(Model model) { getLoggedInUsername().ifPresent(f -> { model.addAttribute("userName", f); }); getTenantName().ifPresent(d -> { model.addAttribute("tenantName", d); });

    User user = new User();
    user.setUsername("Shalu");
    user.setTenant("tenant_5");
    user.setPassword("hello");
    user.setActive(true);
    userService.save(user);

    return "user/index";
}

Thank you:)

[sunitk]

Hi,

You cannot just save entities from a controller as you need transaction support etc. You should create a Service Layer which talks to the Repository layer.

So in your User entity please annotate it with @Entity.Then create a repository like UserRepository with the annotation @Repository at the class level. Finally you can write a Service layer which can call your repository method.

Your service layer needs to be @Autowired into your MVC COntroller where you can access the user methods.

Regards, Sunit Katkar https://sunitkatkar.blogspot.com

On Mon, Sep 21, 2020 at 11:38 AM Shalu Kashyap notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi Sunit,

Hope you are doing well.

While i was working in this project i found that when i was trying to add new tenant from Login Controller wherein i found that new user is not getting saved in databse.

Can you please check and get back to me if you can help.

@RequestMapping https://github.com/RequestMapping("/user/index") public String userIndex(Model model) { getLoggedInUsername().ifPresent(f -> { model.addAttribute("userName", f); }); getTenantName().ifPresent(d -> { model.addAttribute("tenantName", d); });

User user = new User();
user.setUsername("Shalu");
user.setTenant("tenant_5");
user.setPassword("hello");
user.setActive(true);
userService.save(user);

return "user/index";

}

Thank you:)

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[ShaluKashyap1991]

Thank you so much sunit for response.

I have done it

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On 10-Oct-2020, at 9:59 AM, Sunit Katkar notifications@github.com wrote:

 Hi,

You cannot just save entities from a controller as you need transaction support etc. You should create a Service Layer which talks to the Repository layer.

So in your User entity please annotate it with @Entity.Then create a repository like UserRepository with the annotation @Repository at the class level. Finally you can write a Service layer which can call your repository method.

Your service layer needs to be @Autowired into your MVC COntroller where you can access the user methods.

Regards, Sunit Katkar https://sunitkatkar.blogspot.com

On Mon, Sep 21, 2020 at 11:38 AM Shalu Kashyap notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi Sunit,

Hope you are doing well.

While i was working in this project i found that when i was trying to add new tenant from Login Controller wherein i found that new user is not getting saved in databse.

Can you please check and get back to me if you can help.

@RequestMapping https://github.com/RequestMapping("/user/index") public String userIndex(Model model) { getLoggedInUsername().ifPresent(f -> { model.addAttribute("userName", f); }); getTenantName().ifPresent(d -> { model.addAttribute("tenantName", d); });

User user = new User(); user.setUsername("Shalu"); user.setTenant("tenant_5"); user.setPassword("hello"); user.setActive(true); userService.save(user);

return "user/index"; }

Thank you:)

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[sunitk]

Closing this now.