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Appendix B: Populators namespace reference.

Registering Spring Converters with CassandraConverter Saving by Using a Registered Spring Converter Overriding Default Mapping with Custom Converters

Property population of Kotlin data classes.

General Auditing Configuration for Cassandra Introduction to ReactiveCassandraTemplate

INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE with ReactiveCqlTemplate.

Querying (SELECT) with ReactiveCqlTemplate.

Examples of ReactiveCqlTemplate Class Usage Registering a Session instance using Java-based metadata

Inserting, Updating, and Deleting Individual Objects in a Batch.

INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE with CqlTemplate.

Enabling Tables and User-Defined Types for Schema Management.

Registering a Session Instance by using XML-based Metadata.

Registering a Session Instance by Using Java-based Metadata Choosing an Approach for Cassandra Database Access

Spring CQL and Spring Data for Apache Cassandra Modules Custom Implementations for Spring Data Repositories

Nullability in Kotlin-based Repositories.

Returning Custom Streamable Wrapper Types.

Using Streamable as Query Method Return Type.

Repository Methods Returning Collections or Iterables

Using Repositories with Multiple Spring Data Modules After we type a method name, when we type an opening bracket ( IntelliJ IDEA inserts the closing bracket ). As we type private void we see IntelliJ IDEA shows a basic completion drop-down when we’re typing each word.

Open up a new Java class file (like this one) and start typing a method declaration. Suggestions are also context sensitive, so they should make sense for the current place we’re typing. We get code completion as soon as we start typing in IntelliJ IDEA, we don’t always need to use a keyboard shortcut to bring up the suggestions. If you want to try out the code from the video, you can download the project from github. This blog post is adapted from the transcript of the video. There will be things in this video you already know, but you might also find a surprise or two. In this video, we wanted to show the different types of code completion available in IntelliJ IDEA, and when you might want to use them. Some are topics that haven’t been covered before, and some, like this one, have been covered more than once.