UPDATES
[05-17] Due to a mixup CVE-2022-22975 should have been CVE-2022-22978. The blog has been updated to reflect this correction.
Spring Security 5.7.0 (release notes), 5.6.4 (release notes), 5.5.7 (release notes) have been released which fix
Please update as soon as possible.
On behalf of the Data Team and everyone who contributed, I’m pleased to announce the GA release of the 2021.2 release train as well as the 4th Milestone of the 2022.0 one.
Already working on the 2022.0 train, based on Spring Framework 6, Java17 and Jakarta EE 9, the 2021.2 release ships bug fixes and selected back ported features.
Other than dependency upgrades, these are some of the major changes:
IdClass handling in data-jpa.Update methods in data-mongodb.data-elasticsearch.data-cassandra.On behalf of the team and everyone who has contributed, I am pleased to announce that Spring Framework 6.0.0-M4 is available now.
Spring Framework 6.0.0-M4 ships with all the fixes from 5.3.20 released yesterday, and also includes 39 fixes and improvements specific to the 6.0 branch.
Hi, Spring fans! In this episode, Josh Long (@starbuxman) talks to fellow Java Champion, EasyMock engineer, and Java luminary, JUG leader, and legend Henri Tremblay (@henri_tremblay)
On behalf of the team and everyone who has contributed, I am pleased to announce that Spring Framework 5.3.20 and 5.2.22 are available now.
Spring Framework 5.3.20 includes 14 fixes and improvements.
Spring Framework 5.2.22 includes 2 backports.
In addition, these releases include fixes for 2 vulnerabilities:
CVE-2022-22970
“Spring Framework DoS via Data Binding to MultipartFile or Servlet Part”
Denial of Service (DoS) attack in Spring MVC or Spring WebFlux applications that handle file uploads and rely on data binding to set a MultipartFile or javax.servlet.Part to a field in a model object.
Severity: Medium
CVE-2022-22971
“Spring Framework DoS with STOMP over WebSocket”
Denial of service (DoS) attack by authenticated users in Spring applications with a STOMP over WebSocket endpoint.
Severity: Medium
Hi, Spring fans! I’m writing this from - I can’t believe I get to say this - abroad! I’m in London, UK! Now, this is not particularly noteworthy for those millions who already live here. But I don’t live here. I’m a visitor! I live in San Francisco. I had to fly here! On a plane! With other people! ACROSS THE OCEAN. This is my first international flight since March of 2020, and I couldn’t be more excited to be here for Devoxx UK and also just to catch up with old friends I haven’t seen in nearly three years. If you know me, and how I used to travel, you’ll appreciate how odd it is for me to be this excited to have crossed a border. It’s been sooo long! I’ve missed the process. I’ve missed seeing people. I’ve missed all of it.
Hi, Spring fans! In this installment, Josh Long (@starbuxman) talks to fellow Java Champion and Java ecosystem luminary Chandra Guntur (@cguntur) about Java, Spring, and the Spring Katas, among other things.
Hi, Spring fans! Welcome to another installment of This Week in Spring! How are you doin’?
I’m excited! This week I’m speaking at the ArabJUG, and I’ll be speaking at Microsoft’s huuuge JDConf event. Both of these are virtual. Then, next Monday, I’m on a plane bound for London, UK, where I’ll be speaking at Devoxx UK 2022. Then, not even two weeks later, I’ll be speaking at Spring IO, in Barcelona, Spain! Then a week later, I’ll be speaking at JNation, in Lisbon, Portugal. To say that I am excited would be an understatement, my friends.
Sometimes, no matter how many features you try to apply, it seems impossible to get Spring Data JPA to apply every thing you’d like to a query before it is sent to the EntityManager.
With 3.0.0-SNAPSHOT (and targeted for the next milestone release train of Spring Data), you now have the ability to get your hands on the query, right before it’s sent to the EntityManager and "rewrite" it. That is, you can make any alterations at the last moment.
Check it out below:
@Query
public interface MyRepository extends JpaRepository<User, Long> {
@Query(value = "select original_user_alias.* from SD_USER original_user_alias",
nativeQuery = true, queryRewriter = MyQueryRewriter.class) // (1)
List<User> findByNativeQuery(String param);
@Query(value = "select original_user_alias from User original_user_alias",
queryRewriter = MyQueryRewriter.class) // (2)
List<User> findByNonNativeQuery(String param);
}Hi, Spring fans! In this installment, Josh Long (@starbuxman) talks to Azul Deputy CTO and Java’s own mad scientist and luminary Simon Ritter (@speakjava)