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Same error brother. Do you have it's solution?

@@ruman8994 no brother if you get solution plz tell mee

I got the same error; it got resolved by removing the properties spring.data.mongodb.auto-index-creation=true from application.properties

Yes bro solved it

@@devsharma402 yes bro solved it

did your code worked?

Did you find any solution

In Spring Data MongoDB, repository interfaces like UserRepository declare query methods by following specific naming conventions. When you define a method like findByUsername(String username) in the UserRepository interface, Spring Data MongoDB automatically generates the implementation for you during runtime. Spring Data MongoDB parses the method name to understand the query you want to execute. In this case, it infers that you want to find a UserEntity by its username field. It generates the appropriate MongoDB query behind the scenes, which would be something like db.userEntity.find({ "username" : username }). This feature of Spring Data, known as Query Creation from Method Names, allows you to write simple and concise repository methods without having to implement them manually. It's a powerful feature that saves developers a lot of time and effort.

​@@swatisnigdhadash6407try userName - N as capital

Use capital N

Thanks brother 😀

Sir at 40:50 when we replace saveEntry with save, it gives error that "Non-static method 'save(S)' cannot be referenced from a static context" can you please help me at this. Can you please help ??

did u got the ans?

@@vanashreebodkhe2502 no bro

facing same issue did you got the answer ?

same issue

resolved! add @Data annotation on top of your user class

@@jatinsood9277 have done that as well ,But not working . i created index in db . db.users.createIndex({ userName: 1 }, { unique: true }) db.users.getIndexes() and,, @PostMapping public ResponseEntity createUser(@RequestBody User user) { try { if (userRepository.findByUserName(user.getUserName()) != null) { // Return BAD_REQUEST if the username is already taken return new ResponseEntity(HttpStatus.BAD_REQUEST); } userService.saveEntry(user); return new ResponseEntity(user, HttpStatus.CREATED); } catch (Exception e) { return new ResponseEntity(HttpStatus.BAD_REQUEST); } }

It looks like there's an issue with your Spring application's context. To get more details, you can re-run your application with the debug flag enabled. Here's how: 1. Open your application.properties or application.yml file. 2. Add the following line to enable debug logging: logging.level.root=DEBUG 3. Re-run your application. This will provide a detailed evaluation report which should help identify the root cause of the error. Once you have the detailed logs, you can better understand what's causing the issue. If you still need help, feel free to share the logs here!

@@EngineeringDigest tq sir i will look into it

think again

@@EngineeringDigest One possible solution i can think of is getting all those users with the particulat journalId in their journals list then implementing the delete logic both in user and journal se4rvice class Anything else we could do?

compare your code with the one on github

@@EngineeringDigest Thanks I got my answer

@@SurajVerma-kk7jp How did your issue get solved bro i am facing same issue and i checked on github but there is complete code not helpful for this

@@SurajVerma-kk7jp Please help

@@SurajVerma-kk7jp how did you solve this please let me know i am stuck in this for three days

Thank you for your feedback! I'll definitely consider creating a Spring Boot with MySQL playlist. In the meantime, many concepts from the current series can still apply. Stay tuned for updates!

@@EngineeringDigest Thank You for replying Sir, waiting for the playlist. :)

Check its playlist

i explained it 2 seconds later

@@EngineeringDigest yeah I mean wasn't able to grasp properly ..... Can you elaborate

Sir at 40:50 when we replace saveEntry with save, it gives error that "Non-static method 'save(S)' cannot be referenced from a static context" can you please help me at this.. Bhai if you know this then please rply