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i want set some fields, like updateDate, createDate and deleteDate, for each my entities, so i thought to inherit my entities from a @MappedSuperClass that contains this properties.
Is this a good pratice?
In what way you work for this kind of request?
Thanks.
Yes this is what I do. I have a “BasicEntity” abstract class that is the superclass of all my entities and has fields like id, creationDate, uuid and implementations of hashCode and equals etc.