On behalf of the Spring Integration community I’d like to announce the first Milestone of Spring Integration Extension for Amazon Web Services version 1.1. Its artifact is spring-integration-aws.1.1.0.M1, which is available in the Milestone Repository.
Of course, first of all, big thanks to you, the community, for your contributions!
Some highlights of the features included to this Milestone:
Kinesis Support
The KinesisMessageDrivenChannelAdapter and KinesisMessageHandler are provided to integrate with the Amazon Kinesis. The former is pretty simple and allow to emit data into a Kinesis stream. All the information for the target PutRecordRequest can be determined from the request Message…
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Spring Security ninja Joe Grandja just announced Spring Security OAuth 2.1.0 and 2.0.13. This release includes new features supporting JSON Web Signature (JWS) verification using JSON Web Key (JWK). This feature provides support for authorization servers and have implemented key rollover/rotation.
On behalf of Disid Corp, we're pleased to announce the first release candidate of Spring Roo 2.0. This is the first release candidate, from now on we’re going to work in the improvements and bug fixes that the community detects until we'll be able to publish the final release. We encourage you all to participate in this process testing the 2.0.0.RC1 version and reporting the possible bugs and improvements in our JIRA.
RC1 version includes some improvements and bugs fixes detected in the Spring Roo 2.0.0.M3 version. Also, it includes some significant new features:
Included some improvements on existing commands:
Improved data-on-demand generation to use it in test commands.
Improved test unit command which now creates fully functional tests for JPA entities.
Improved test integration command which now allows to create integration tests for JPA repositories and JSON/Thymeleaf controllers.
Improved field commands readability, removing unnecessary options and make other dynamically visible.
Improved push-in --method command, allowing to distinguish between methods with same name but different arguments.
Improved repository command to allows developers to use projections as default return type.
The 2.0.13 release includes a small number of bug fixes and minor enhancements as well as the JWK feature to support the upcoming Spring Boot 1.5.2 release.
The team is now working full speed on Spring Boot 2: a first milestone, including the first release candidate of Spring Framework 5, is expected early April. There are quite a lot of reactive-related features already in 2.0 snapshots. If you’d like to try them out, and we’d love to hear your feedback if you do, please go to start.spring.io…
On behalf of the community, I’m pleased to announce the release of Spring Security 4.2.2 which fix has a number of bug fixes. Users are encouraged to update immediately.