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 Post subject: Spring REST, MQ, and Hibernate multitenancy
PostPosted: Wed Feb 22, 2017 11:16 am 
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Hi,
I have a webapp using spring/hibernate. This has 2 tasks, serve REST calls, and also listen on message queue, and insert into DB.

I implemented MultiTenantConnectionProvider interface and CurrentTenantIdentifierResolver and
My bean which returns the current tenant (called by CurrentTenantIdentifierResolver) has WebApplicationContext.SCOPE_REQUEST, proxyMode = ScopedProxyMode.INTERFACES

Now, when i send REST call, my tenant gets set fine and data is returned.
But,
When a message arrives on my queue, i tried using JPA to save(object), but getting error since the tenant is not set.
If i set my bean to :SCOPE_SINGLETON , then when i get message on my queue, i can insert properly, since i can manually set my bean's tenant value. But my REST call won't work, since i can
get parallel REST queries..

How do i solve this.. Appreciate any help.


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 Post subject: Re: Spring/Hibernate multitenancy
PostPosted: Fri Feb 24, 2017 4:11 am 
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Just use a ThreadLocal variable in the CurrentTenantIdentifierResolver Spring bean.

The REST Controller can have a Web @Filter to set the CurrentTenantIdentifierResolver according to what tenant you want to connect to.

Also, as the message might contain the tenant identifier, you could set the ThreadLocal variable on the Spring CurrentTenantIdentifierResolver bean so that when you process the message, you are also using the right tenant.

Just make sure that you always reset the ThreadLocal variable using try/finally blocks because Threads are usually provided by a ThreaPool, hence they are later reused.


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