This is awesome, I have almost decade of experience in software development but never know something like this could be implemented in easy way. Thanks.
The Spring Boot starter scans the classpath of your app package (which is a small fraction of the classpath) for the @PlanningEntity annotated class(es) and the ConstraintProvider implementing class. So it finds them automatically.
This is awesome, I have almost decade of experience in software development but never know something like this could be implemented in easy way. Thanks.
Thank you for the explanation . Please share the working code in git
See also the links in the description :)
thx :) my question: why I don't need to annotate or bind somehow the MyContraintProvider?
The Spring Boot starter scans the classpath of your app package (which is a small fraction of the classpath) for the @PlanningEntity annotated class(es) and the ConstraintProvider implementing class. So it finds them automatically.
When I try local host, it throws error and doesn't create anything viewable, what are some extra dependencies we might need
What's the error you get? It should just work out of the box.
Maybe you're running an old Java version? We need Java 17 or later.