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Actually my question is that how to actually implement web sockets with database so that I can provide the sudden change in database to my application if you have any of the solution or any article regarding it and please don't suggest any video like how t
One way to implement websockets with a database in a Spring Boot application is by using the Spring WebSocket module along with Spring Data JPA.
First, you need to create a WebSocket endpoint in your Spring Boot application to communicate with the client. You can use the @Controller annotation along with @MessageMapping to handle incoming websocket messages.
Next, you can use a service class to fetch data from the database using Spring Data JPA repositories. You can then send this data to the client through the WebSocket connection.
To provide real-time updates to your application when there is a sudden change in the database, you can use features like Change Data Capture (CDC) or triggers in your database to detect these changes. When a change is detected, you can publish an event using Spring’s ApplicationEventPublisher and send this event to connected clients through the WebSocket connection.
Overall, by combining websockets with database operations in your Spring Boot application, you can provide real-time updates and notifications to your clients based on changes happening in the database.
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