This commit adds support for @ResponseStatus in DefaultErrorAttributes
mimicking the semantics of @ResponseStatus in SpringMVC.
Throwables annotated with @ResponseStatus handled by
DefaultErrorAttributes will result in the following error attributes:
* 'status' set as the return value of the HttpStatus#value()
defined as @ResponseStatus#value()
* 'error' set to the default reason phrase of the HttpStatus
defined as @ResponseStatus#value()
* 'message' defined as the value of @ResponseStatus#reason(),
or the default HttpStatus's reason phrase if left unspecified
See gh-14744
Ensure that if the user has set `failCtxIfServletStartFails` to `true`
using a `ContextCustomizers` any Servlet init exceptions stop the
application from running.
Closes gh-14448
Update `MetricsEndpoint` so that only the first matching meter is used
when calculating the sum of of statistics.
Prior this this commit the endpoint would consider all Meters. This
caused incorrect statistics when multiple back-end systems were being
used since the registries contained in the `CompositeMeterRegistry`
would be iterated, and the same effective metric would be counted more
than once.
Closes gh-14497
Previously, if the call to connection.start() hung, JmsHealthIndicator
would also hang and then never respond.
This commit introduces the use of an additional thread that waits for
up to 5 seconds for the connection to start. If the call to start
does not complete within that time, the connection is closed. The
call to close causes the call to start to throw an exception, thereby
stopping the hang and allowing the indicator to report that the
broker is down.
Closes gh-10809
Previously, if WebFlux and Jersey were on the classpath, but there was
no Servlet API (and no embedded container) on the classpath, the web
application type would be prevented from being reactive. The absence
of the Servlet API would then prevent the web application type from
being servlet so it would be none.
By contrast, if Spring MVC was on the classpath in place of Jersey
the absence of the Servlet API would allow the web application type to
be reactive. This happened because the Spring MVC indicator class is
DispatcherServlet which requires the Servlet API.
This commit updates the Jersey indicator class to be ServletContainer.
This class is both an HttpServlet and a Filter so it too requires the
Servlet API and, therefore, further aligns the deduction behaviour for
Jersey and Spring MVC.
Closes gh-14701
Stephane Nicoll
Michele Mancioppi
Andy Wilkinson
Phillip Webb
pmehra
Hanope
Ruslan Molchanov
dreis2211