ebean

Object-Relational-Mapping via Ebean ORM. It configures and exports EbeanServer instances.

NOTE: This module depends on jdbc module.

exports

EbeanServer

dependency

<dependency>
  <groupId>org.jooby</groupId>
  <artifactId>jooby-ebean</artifactId>
  <version>1.6.6</version>
</dependency>

usage

{
  use(new Jdbc());

  use(new Ebeanby().doWith((ServerConfig conf) -> {
   conf.addClass(Pet.class);
  }));

  get("/pets", req -> {
    EbeanServer ebean = require(EbeanServer.class);
    return ebean.createQuery(Pet.class)
       .findList();
  });
}

enhancement

The enhancement process comes in two flavors:

1) Runtime: via a JVM Agent

2) Build time: via Maven plugin

recommended setup

The recommended setup consist of setting up both: runtime and build time enhancement.

The runtime enhancer increases developer productivity, it let you start your app from IDE and/or mvn jooby:run. All you have to do is to add the agent dependencies to your classpath:

<dependency>
  <groupId>org.avaje.ebeanorm</groupId>
  <artifactId>avaje-ebeanorm-agent</artifactId>
  <scope>test</scope>
</dependency>

<dependency>
  <groupId>org.avaje</groupId>
  <artifactId>avaje-agentloader</artifactId>
  <scope>test</scope>
</dependency>

Did you see the test scope? We don’t want to use the runtime enhancer while running in prod. Instead, we want to use the build time enhancer.

All you have to do is to add avaje-ebeanorm-mavenenhancer to your pom.xml as described in the official doc.

Alternative, and because we want to keep our pom.xml small, you can drop a ebean.activator file inside the src/etc folder. The presence of the file src/etc/ebean.activator will trigger the avaje-ebeanorm-mavenenhancer plugin.

configuration

Configuration is done via .conf, for example:

ebean.ddl.generate=false
ebean.ddl.run=false

ebean.debug.sql=true
ebean.debug.lazyload=false

ebean.disableClasspathSearch = false

Or programmatically:

{
  use(new Ebeanby().doWith(ebean -> {
    ebean.setDisableClasspathSearch(false);
  }));
}

starter project

We do provide an ebean-starter project. Go and fork it.

That’s all folks!!

ebean.conf

These are the default properties for ebean:

ebean.defaultServer = true

ebean.register = true

ebean.ddl.generate=false

ebean.ddl.run=false

ebean.debug.sql=true

ebean.debug.lazyload=false

ebean.disableClasspathSearch = true

# ------------------------------------------------------------- 
# Transaction Logging 
# ------------------------------------------------------------- 
# Use java util logging to log transaction details 
ebean.loggingToJavaLogger=false

# General logging level: (none, explicit, all) 
ebean.logging=all

# Sharing log files: (none, explicit, all) 
ebean.logging.logfilesharing=all

# location of transaction logs 
ebean.logging.directory=logs

# Specific Log levels (none, summary, binding, sql) 
ebean.logging.iud=sql

ebean.logging.query=sql

ebean.logging.sqlquery=sql

ebean.logging.txnCommit=none