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It is possible to audit an update operation with Spring-Data Auditing using the update via annotations @Query
and @Modifying
instead of using the method save()
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It is possible to audit an update operation with Spring-Data Auditing using the update via annotations @Query
and @Modifying
instead of using the method save()
?
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@Query
and @Modifying
has nothing to do with Audit. They are annotations that inform Spring Data when a method is just a query, or when that method makes modifications such as Insert or update.
To work with Spring audit, use Aspectj to intercept what you want to audit. With this api, you can use annotations like @Before
, @After
, @AfterReturning
, @Around
to meet what you need. More information on how to do this you find here more detailed information can be found on the spring reference.
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Okay, I just wanted to confirm even if I had this possibility or not. Thanks for the reply and the links.
– romarcio