This commit adds support for CachingConnectionFactory for both Artemis
and ActiveMQ. If connection pooling is not enabled explicitly, sessions,
producers and consumers are cached. The factory can be further
customized, including reverting to the raw ConnectionFactory, using the
`spring.jms.*` namespace.
Closes gh-12161
This commit expands ActiveMQ's connection pooling to artemis. The same
pooling features are now shared by the two brokers and a
PooledConnectionFactory can be auto-configured when the necessary jar is
present.
Closes gh-13523
This commit regroups the documentation on how to configure a web server
in Spring Boot. The same concepts apply, whether the server is
Tomcat/Netty/Jetty/Undertow, or if it's deployed for a Servlet or
Reactive web application.
Closes gh-13315
As of https://jira.spring.io/browse/SPR-16381, Spring Framework now
supports both gzip and Brotli as compression formats for static
resources resolved by the resource chain.
The `GzipResourceResolver` has been deprecated and replaced by the
`EncodedResourceResolver`. This commit uses this new resolver and adapts
the configuration key to reflect those changes.
Note that this resolver is now configured ahead of the
`VersionResourceResolver`.
Closes gh-13242
As of Spring Framework 5.1, we're depending on the Reactor Californium
release train.
Reactor Netty is now at version 0.8 and changed its artifact
coordinates, package names and broke several APIs. Spring Framework is
now up-to-date with those changes and this commit does the same for
Spring Boot.
Note that in that process, the `NettyServerCustomizer` has been changed
since the former `HttpServerOptions.Builder` API is now gone from
Reactor Netty, and we're now relying on immutable server instances
instead of a stateful builder pattern.
See gh-13321
This commit updates the initial proposal to add support for reactive
use cases as well. A reactive application can use
ReactiveHealthIndicatorRegistry as an alternative to
HealthIndicatorRegistry.
Closes gh-4965
This commit introduces HealthIndicatorRegistry which handles
registration of HealthIndicator instances. Registering new
HealthIndicator instances is now possible in runtime.
See gh-4965
Some Quartz initialization scripts have comments in a different format.
This commit introduces a `comment-prefix` property that should be set by
the user if their target database has a script that contains those
unusual comments.
Closes gh-13041
This commit adds auto-configuration support for both `RestClient` and
`RestHighLevelClient` which are provided by `elasticsearch-rest-client`
and `elasticsearch-rest-high-level-client` dependencies respectively.
`RestClient` is associated with configuration properties in the
`spring.elasticsearch.rest.*` namespace, since this is the component
taking care of HTTP communication with the actual Elasticsearch node.
`RestHighLevelClient` wraps the first one and naturally inherits that
configuration.
Closes gh-12600
This commit improves the initial proposal by providing a by name read
operation that returns the detail of a particular cache. It also adds
more tests and complete API documentation for the feature.
Closes gh-12216
This commit adds support for Actuator Metrics for WebClient.
This support mirrors the current behavior for `RestTemplate`, reusing
the same metric name `"http.client.requests"` and tags.
`WebClient` is instrumented by a `MetricsWebClientFilterFunction` which
is applied by a `WebClientCustomizer`. This instrumentation happens
automatically only if you create an instance of `WebClient` using an
auto-configured `WebClient.Builder` bean.
This infrastructure is reusing de facto the `MeterFilter` that has been
added for `RestTemplate` in order to limit the "uri" tag cardinality.
Closes gh-12228
All Hibernate entityManagerFactories are automatically instrumented
and their statistics are included into Micrometer using its
HibernateMetrics binder.
Closes gh-12550
This commits make sure that the Quartz auto-configuration no longer
associates an `Executor` bean if present in the context as Quartz offers
properties to tune it, which would mutate and lead to unexpected
results.
Closes gh-12823
Spring Boot now deploys both annotation-based and functional endpoints
under the same `HttpHandler`; this means the currently auto-configured
`MetricsWebFilter` is instrumenting all endpoints to produce metrics.
There is no need for a WebFlux functional specific support.
This commit removes mentions of `RouterFunctionMetrics` in the docs and
deprecates that class.
Closes gh-12833
Documentation still refers to the now deprecated `EnvironmentTestUtils`
class instead of `TestPropertyValues` for setting environment values in
tests.
This commit replaces it with `TestPropertyValues` and provides an
equivalent code example.
Closes gh-12711
This commit updates WebTestClientAutoConfiguration to only create a
WebTestClient when running a WebFlux-based application as mocking the
context only works with that mode at the moment.
Closes gh-12318
As auto-configuration for Spring Security OAuth has been removed
from Spring Boot 2.0 and Spring Security 5 doesn't have OAuth
2.0 Authorization / Resource Server support yet, it has not
been obvious at all how to implement an OAUth 2.0 server with
Spring Boot 2.0.
For that reason, this new section briefly explains the current
temporary situation and points to the spring-security-oauth2-autoconfigure
module that restores the auto-configuration support for OAuth
2.0 Authorization and Resource Servers.
Closes gh-12491
Even though War deployment is supported by Spring Framework itself for
WebFlux applications, this is not the case currently in Spring Boot.
Fixes gh-12455
This commit updates WebTestClientAutoConfiguration to only create a
WebTestClient when running a WebFlux-based application as mocking the
context only works with that mode at the moment.
Closes gh-12318
This commit detects if a `ConnectionNameStrategy` bean exists in the
context and associates it with the auto-configured RabbitMQ's
`ConnectionFactory` when that is the case.
Closes gh-12367
Update `PropertySourceLoader` so that it no longer needs to deal with
matching multi-document files using the `spring.profile` property. The
loader now simply returns one or more `PropertSource` instances for a
given `Resource`.
All property matching now occurs in the `ConfigFileApplicationListener`.
This allows document processing logic to be contained in a single place,
and allows us to rationalize the algorithm so that negative matching
profiles are processed last.
Fixes gh-12159
Drop `SpringProfileDocumentMatcher` and replace it with two new
implementations that restrict when YAML documents are loaded. YAML
sections are now restricted both on the specific profile that is being
loaded, and the profiles that are currently accepted.
The `PropertySourceLoader` interface has been refined to include a
predicate that determines when a profile is accepted. The
`ConfigFileApplicationListener` simply delegates the predicate logic to
the `Environment`.
Fixes gh-8011
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