Himai Minh

I think you need a bridge :
For example:
networks:
 kafka-net:
   name: kafka-net
   driver: bridge

services:
 zookeeper:
   image: docker.io/bitnami/zookeeper:3.8
   container_name: zookeeper
   
   networks:
     - kafka-net
   ports:
     - "2181:2181"
    ...
 kafka:
   image: docker.io/bitnami/kafka:3
   container_name: kafka
   networks:
     - kafka-net
   ports:
     - "9092:9092"
  environment:
     ...
   depends_on:
     - zookeeper

Ray,
I am not too familiar with that issue. Can you try a simple method like this ?
@PostMapping("/saveClient")    public String saveClient(@ModelAttribute("client") Client theClient,            @ModelAttribute("address") Address theAddress,            @ModelAttribute("role") Role theRole,            @ModelAttribute("accountManagerId") int accountManagerId) ....
       

I guess your JDK 11 may be bundled in your IDE?
You don't need to set JDK 17 to your environment variable. As  long as your IDE has set the correct JDK version and be consistent with your pom /gradle's JDK version defined by you, it should work.

Dinkar,
Can you post a JPG picture of your tables and their relationships for your proposed design? A picture worths a thousand words.

I think as long as your IDE's default compiler is set to 17, its language level is set to 17 and the pom defines Java version to 17, your code should run.
Or, you can set everything to JDK 11. But nowadays, people use JDK 17 or above.

I think you may want to redirect to your customized login page.
Here is a tutorial:
https://www.baeldung.com/spring-security-two-login-pages
Code related is:
https://github.com/eugenp/tutorials/blob/master/spring-security-modules/spring-security-web-boot-2/src/main/java/com/baeldung/loginredirect/UsersController.java
https://github.com/eugenp/tutorials/blob/master/spring-security-modules/spring-security-web-boot-2/src/main/resources/templates/loginUser.html

So, how did you resolve your issue?

Hi Nyeng,
So, you explicitly specify the jar file in the external library of your IDE and the code runs?

In some cases, if a dependency is a corrupted file, you will need to reimport it.

In .m2/repository, do you have org/springframework/spring-webmvc directory?
Or, are you sure 5.2.6.release is the right release for your book's example?

So, if you think  you miss some jar files, please make sure they are properly imported by your IDE.
Or, go to your local directory under your users folder if  you are using Window. Search for  .m2/repository. Search for the dependencies' folder. Remove those dependencies
that may be corrupted. Then import them again.

Fabien,
What was the problem? How did you fix your issue? Thank you in advanced.

If you add the Spring Security dependencies, it will prompt you for password.
Can you try to input credentials to see?
Do you define the credentials in the application.properties.

Try a different expression for the cron, for example 0 0 13 11  03 ?  (Every March 11 13:00 of your time zone).
Also as suggested by the other members, make sure your time zone on your machine is consistent with the time zone set in your DB.

Try to make it as @SpringBootTest instead of @WebMvcTest to see if you have that issue.

You may want to take a look at these tutorials how to set up the application.properties:
https://mkyong.com/spring-boot/spring-boot-spring-data-jpa-mysql-example/
or
https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/spring-data-jpa
I guess you still need to add this property hibernate.dialect to your database's dialect for MySQLite.

Or, you can omit @Table(name) annotation to see if it can create a table user.