Why is my JPA repository not saving anything?
I am working with the Roku Dev Tools API to create a remote controller app via a Java Spring Boot backend. I have three JPA repositories: TelevisionRepository, AppsRepository, and AppRepository. My TelevisionRepository saves its entities just fine, but both the AppsRepository and AppRepository fail to do so. I think it might have something to do with these objects getting their attributes from the Roku API call, which returns its data in XML. The “Apps” shares a one-to-many relationship with the “App” object. My intention is to call the Roku API to query for the channels (http://{{rokuIPAddress}}:8060/query/apps) installed on a given television, then save them to the repository. I made my repo for this code public.
Why is my JPA repository not saving anything?
I am working with the Roku Dev Tools API to create a remote controller app via a Java Spring Boot backend. I have three JPA repositories: TelevisionRepository, AppsRepository, and AppRepository. My TelevisionRepository saves its entities just fine, but both the AppsRepository and AppRepository fail to do so. I think it might have something to do with these objects getting their attributes from the Roku API call, which returns its data in XML. The “Apps” shares a one-to-many relationship with the “App” object. My intention is to call the Roku API to query for the channels (http://{{rokuIPAddress}}:8060/query/apps) installed on a given television, then save them to the repository. I made my repo for this code public.
Why is my JPA repository not saving anything?
I am working with the Roku Dev Tools API to create a remote controller app via a Java Spring Boot backend. I have three JPA repositories: TelevisionRepository, AppsRepository, and AppRepository. My TelevisionRepository saves its entities just fine, but both the AppsRepository and AppRepository fail to do so. I think it might have something to do with these objects getting their attributes from the Roku API call, which returns its data in XML. The “Apps” shares a one-to-many relationship with the “App” object. My intention is to call the Roku API to query for the channels (http://{{rokuIPAddress}}:8060/query/apps) installed on a given television, then save them to the repository. I made my repo for this code public.