spring-boot-multi-datasource

An example project showing how to configure more than one (multiple) datasource in spring boot to work with spring-data-jpa.

Separate @Configuration files are created for each datasource (customer, product). In-memory hsqldb and h2 databases are used in the example, but this setup can be used for any database.

The customer datasource is annotated with @Primary, thus will be the default autowired datasource if no @Qualifier is specified.

This example does NOT use JTA transaction manager. Separate EntityManagerFactoryBean and PlatformTransactionManager are created for each datasource.

@Transaction annotation for non primary datasource transactional methods should be specified with the transactionManager attribute.

	@Transactional(readOnly=true, transactionManager="productTransactionManager")
	public List<Product> getAllProducts() {
		return productRepository.findAll();
	}

Running the application

From eclipse you can simply right click on Application.java and run as java application.

Then navigate to http://localhost:8080. Here a simple page shows the list of customers and products retrieved from the separate datasources