ritesh opened a new issue, #807:
URL: https://github.com/apache/directory-scimple/issues/807
I have the Spring SCIM example working well with in-memory persistence. This
is a newbie question (new to Spring boot/modern Java development). I've read
through the documentation and looked around but I'm unsure on the best way to
proceed here.
As I understand it, the `ScimUser` is a data transfer object (DTO). When
implementing a SCIM service using SCIMple, does the service implementer (aka
me) have to create and manage a distinct `@Entity` class that maps attributes
back and forth from a `ScimUser/ScimGroup` resource?
What I'm trying to achieve is to be able to store `ScimUsers` in a database,
but if I say do this in Spring Boot to create a repository, it does not work
since ScimUser is not a managed type.
```
import org.apache.directory.scim.spec.resources.ScimUser;
/////
public interface ScimUserRepository extends JpaRepository<ScimUser, String>
{}
```
I can create my own `UserEntity` but that would just hold all the data that
`ScimUser` already contains and I'd have to write methods to convert to/from
ScimUser for my service to work.
Is that usually the way to do it or is there a better approach?
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