Hi, Spring fans! In this installment, we conclude our tour of all things @Controller and look at how to distinguish one controller from another with the judicious use of Spring's stereotype annotations.
Update Jan 5: 2022: The Spring Framework version in this release includes fixes for CVE-2021-22060 whose official publication was deferred until today since many people take time off at the end of the year.
On behalf of the team and everyone who has contributed, I'm happy to announce that Spring Boot 2.6.2 has been released and is now available from Maven Central.
Update Jan 5: 2022: The Spring Framework version in this release includes fixes for CVE-2021-22060 whose official publication was deferred until today since many people take time off at the end of the year.
On behalf of the team and everyone who has contributed, I'm happy to announce that Spring Boot 2.5.8 has been released and is now available from Maven Central.
On behalf of the team and all the contributors, it’s my pleasure to wish you a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year and present you a fresh Spring Integration 5.5.7release.
It can be obtained from Maven Central and it is recommended to upgrade your projects or just pull it transitively from respective latest Spring Boot patch version!
JDBC message store SQL scripts now quote a CONDITION column name for those RDBMS vendors which have this word as reserved. It is likely in the next major 6.0 version we will rename it to GROUP_CONDITION. So, it is recommended to upgrade to this 5.5.7 version if you deal with JdbcMessageStore for your aggregators.
Not mentioned previously, but high demanded by Community and introduced in version 5.5.5, the MQTT v5 channel adapters are present now in the spring-integration-mqtt module. They are Mqttv5PahoMessageDrivenChannelAdapter and Mqttv5PahoMessageHandler, respectively. See Reference Manual for more information.
Hi, Spring fans! What a crazy wonderful week it's been and what a wonderful week it'll be! It's the holidays. I've set my out-of-office status and am already winding down for the year. You can expect new episodes of This Week in Spring and a Bootiful Podcast (@BootifulPodcast), of course, but I won't be doing any new Spring Tips (@SpringTipsLive) videos until next year. That said, I can't wait for you to see what I'm cooking up for the new installmetn of Spring Tips! It's going to be a ton of fun!
Now then, we've got a crazy amount of stuff to get to this week. Let's dive right into it. It'll be Christmas before we talk again, so Merry Christmas, if you celebrate that. Otherwise, I just hope you're having a wonderful week. I look forward to next week's installment where of course we'll do our yearly This Year in Spring…
On behalf of the community, I’m pleased to announce the release of Spring Security 5.2.15 (release notes), Spring Security 5.3.13 (release notes), Spring Security 5.4.10 (release notes), Spring Security 5.5.4 (release notes) and Spring Security 5.6.1 (release notes). These releases deliver bug fixes along with some minor improvements. Users are encouraged to update to the latest patch release.
This article explores the different options that Spring Boot developers have for using Javascript and CSS on the client (browser) side of their application. Part of the plan is to explore some Javascript libraries that play well in the traditional server-side-rendered world of Spring web applications. Those libraries tend to have a light touch for the application developer, in the sense that they allow you to completely avoid Javascript, but still have nice a progressive "modern" UI. We also look at some more "pure" Javascript tools and frameworks. It’s kind of a spectrum, so as a TL;DR here…
Vue isn’t really adding a lot of value in this simple HTML replacement use case, and it would add no value at all to the SSE example, so we will go ahead and implement that in vanilla Javascript. Here’s a stream tab:
Hi, Spring fans! In this installment, Josh Long talks to JobRunr.io creator Ronald Dehuysser (@rdehuyss) about JobRunr, which is a distributed job scheduling engine that plugs right into Spring Boot.
It is my pleasure to announce that the first Spring Framework 6.0 milestone release is available from htts://repo.spring.io/milestone now. This initial milestone covers our baseline upgrade efforts, in particular requiring JDK 17+ and migrating to the Jakarta EE 9 APIs; see my recent baseline blog post for the rationale. At the same time, it removes many long-deprecated classes, including several support packages for outdated third-party infrastructure.
For current upgrade notes, please refer to our Upgrading to Spring Framework 6.0 page which we will keep updating. Follow our main branch on GitHub for the latest changes, as we prepare for 6.0 M2 and the corresponding Spring Boot 3.0 M1 release in January. At that point, you will also be able to consume Spring Framework 6.0 through https://start.spring.io/. For the time being, feel free to grab 6.0 M1 from https://repo.spring.io/…