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Database Shop Reference Example

Demonstrates how to create custom tables with foreign key relationships to the App Server's SHOPWARE_SHOP table.

Prerequisite: Understand custom-db-migration first. This example builds on those concepts.

When to Use Foreign Keys to SHOPWARE_SHOP

  • Store shop-specific data - Track information per registered shop
  • Ensure referential integrity - Prevent orphaned records
  • Automatic cleanup - Related data removed when shop unregisters

Project Structure

db-shop-reference-example/
├── src/main/java/com/appbackend/
│   ├── entity/EventLog.java              # JPA entity with FK to SHOPWARE_SHOP
│   └── repository/EventLogRepository.java
├── src/main/resources/db/changelog/
│   └── changesets/0001-add-event-log.xml # Table with FK constraint
├── manifest.xml                          # Webhooks for event logging
└── build.gradle

Quick Start

cd examples/db-shop-reference-example
./gradlew bootRun

The server will start on http://localhost:8080.

Key Differences from custom-db-migration

1. Foreign Key in Migration

See 0001-add-event-log.xml:

<column name="SHOP_ID" type="BIGINT">
    <constraints nullable="false"
                 foreignKeyName="fk_event_log_shop"
                 references="SHOPWARE_SHOP(ID)"/>
</column>

2. JPA Entity References Shop by ID

See EventLog.java:

@Column(name = "SHOP_ID", nullable = false)
private Long shopId;  // References SHOPWARE_SHOP.ID

Note: We use Long shopId instead of @ManyToOne because SHOPWARE_SHOP is managed internally by the App Server.

3. Repository with Shop Queries

See EventLogRepository.java:

List<EventLog> findByShopIdOrderByReceivedAtDesc(Long shopId);

Testing with Shopware

Installing in Shopware

  • Zip the DatabaseExampleApp directory
  • Upload via Shopware Administration → Extensions → My Extensions → Upload Extension

Test Event Logging

To trigger events in Shopware:

Create/edit an order:

  1. Go to Orders in Shopware Administration
  2. Create or edit an order → order.written event is logged

Create/edit a product:

  1. Go to Products
  2. Create or edit a product → product.written event is logged

Create/edit a customer:

  1. Go to Customers
  2. Create or edit a customer → customer.written event is logged

Check the logs:

sqlite3 shopware_app.db "SELECT * FROM EVENT_LOG ORDER BY RECEIVED_AT DESC"

Troubleshooting

Problem Solution
FOREIGN KEY constraint failed Shop must exist before inserting events
Table SHOPWARE_SHOP doesn't exist Include app-server-changelog-master.xml first in your changelog

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