Rather than using two properties to enable or disable reactive and
imperative repositories for a particular store, this commit introduces
a new repository type condition that's backed by a single
spring.data.<store>.repositories.type property. The type can be
auto (automatically enables whatever's available), imperative (enables
imperative repositories), none (enables nothing), or reactive (enables
reactive repositories). The default is auto.
Repositories do not have a reactive option (such as JPA) continue to
have a spring.data.<store>.repositories.enabled property that takes a
boolean value.
Closes gh-11134
If the WebFlux handler commits the response but still sends an error
signal in the reactive pipeline, Spring Boot error handling should not
try to handle that error: once committed, it is impossible to change the
response status or the response headers. Writing to the body might also
lead to invalid responses.
This commit skips error handling if the response is committed and
delegates to Spring Framework's `HttpWebHandlerAdapter` which will log
the error.
Fixes gh-11168
This commit adds support for basic auto-configuration for the Freemarker
template engine in WebFlux.
A few configuration properties in the `spring.freemarker.*` namespace
aren't supported yet, since they mostly apply to MVC (Servlet request
and session attributes).
Closes gh-10094
Elasticsearch server requires log4j-core but we don't want the entire
module to have a test dependency on log4j-core as it already uses
Logback. This commit uses the modified class path runner to make
log4j-core available specifically to the Elasticsearch-related tests.
See gh-11166
Rename `reactive-repositories` to `reactiverepositories` and replace
`spring.resources.cache-control` with `spring.resources.cache.control`.
Fixes gh-11090
Previously, custom Hibernate naming strategies could only be
configured via properties. This allowed a fully-qualified classname to
be specified, but did not allow a naming strategy instance to be used.
This commit updates HibernateJpaConfiguration to use
ImplicitNamingStrategy and PhysicalNamingStrategy beans if they
exist. If both a bean exists and the equivalent property has been set,
the bean wins.
This commit adds several configuration keys for customizing the
"Cache-Control" HTTP response header when serving static resources.
New keys are located in the "spring.resources.cache-control.*"
namespace; anything configured there will prevail on existing
"spring.resources.cache-period=" values, so as to mirror Spring MVC's
behavior.
Fixes gh-9432
Update appropriate configuration properties to use the `Duration`
type, rather than an ad-hoc mix of milliseconds or seconds.
Configuration properties can now be defined in a consistent and readable
way. For example `server.session.timeout=5m`.
Properties that were previously declared using seconds are annotated
with `@DurationUnit` to ensure a smooth upgrade experience. For example
`server.session.timeout=20` continues to mean 20 seconds.
Fixes gh-11080
Add `spring.kafka.producer.transaction-id-prefix` property that will be
passed to `DefaultKafkaProducerFactory.setTransactionIdPrefix(...)`
See gh-11076
This commit updates `SessionAutoConfiguration` to ensure it is processed
after `MongoDataAutoConfiguration` and
`MongoReactiveDataAutoConfiguration`, instead of `MongoAutoConfiguration`
and `MongoReactiveAutoConfiguration`. This is required in order for
MongoDB Session auto-configuration to work, since
`MongoSessionConfiguration` and `MongoReactiveSessionConfiguration` are
conditional on `MongoOperations` and `ReactiveMongoOperations` beans,
respectively.
Closes gh-11054
Update `RedisProperties` to use an actual String[] for sentinal nodes
rather than a simple String. This allows us to lean on the updated
binder to automatically trim the elements.
Fixes gh-11029
Expose key prefix, TTL and null value settings for spring-data-redis'
RedisCacheConfiguration in Spring .properties/yml configuration files.
Example:
spring.cache.redis.ttl=PT15M
spring.cache.redis.keyPrefix=foo
spring.cache.redis.useKeyPrefix=false
spring.cache.redis.cacheNullValues=false
See gh-10795
Refactor `ReactiveWebApplicationContext` implementations to align closer
with the `WebApplicationContext` implementations defined in
Spring Framework.
The following classes are now provided:
- `AnnotationConfigReactiveWebApplicationContext` -- A refreshable
reactive web context with support for `@Configuration` classes.
- `GenericReactiveWebApplicationContext` -- A non-refreshable reactive
GenericApplicationContext.
- `ReactiveWebServerApplicationContext` -- A non-refreshable reactive
GenericApplicationContext with support for server discovery.
- `AnnotationConfigReactiveWebServerApplicationContext` -- A
non-refreshable reactive `GenericApplicationContext` with support
for `@Configuration` classes and server discovery.
These classes roughly align to the following Servlet equivalents:
- `AnnotationConfigWebApplicationContext` (Spring Framework)
- `GenericWebApplicationContext` (Spring Framework)
- `ServletWebServerApplicationContext` (Spring Boot)
- `AnnotationConfigServletWebServerApplicationContext` (Spring Boot)
An additional `ConfigurableReactiveWebEnvironment` interface as also
been introduced, primarily for `@ConditionalOnWebApplication` to use.
Fixes gh-10852
Stephane Nicoll
nklmish
Madhura Bhave
Johnny Lim
Andy Wilkinson
Phillip Webb
Brian Clozel
Craig Walls
Eddú Meléndez
Bruce Brouwer
Vedran Pavic
tinexw
Kazuki Shimizu
dreis2211
Alex Derkach
Ryon