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khloke
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Nov 20, 2017
Now that the application does not signal it is healthy until the inital data load has completed, more time needs to be allowed for startup.
This reverts commit a5210d0.
Logs were complaining that no task scheduler bean was available.
jimvella
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Dec 11, 2017
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Note that spring says @transactional should not be relied upon in @PostConstruct as the proxy may not be fully initialised.
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This is probably a nice property to have in order to avoid returning responses based on partially loaded data whilst the data is still being loaded.
Also this change results in @transactional now being applied, though I haven't thought of a reasonable way to test this. The transaction belongs to RipeDbLoader, but whether it's applied is a function of how it is called (i.e. whether the call can be intercepted by a dynamic proxy). So it can really only be integration tested in the context where its called. Alternatives would be to refactor to a TransactionTemplate which isn't dependent on dynamic proxies, or to just not test.