This commit refines the optimization introduced in gh-39816 to only
unwrap our own caching connection factory. The more advanced unwrap
algorithm is still available, but opt-in only.
Unwrapping more aggressively may break use cases where the wrapped
ConnectionFactory is required, i.e. for transactional purposes.
Closes gh-43277
Add a new `WebServiceMessageSenderFactory` factory interface to replace
`HttpWebServiceMessageSenderBuilder`. The factory provides a general
purpose way of creating `WebServiceMessageSender` instances, but most
typically will be `ClientHttpRequestMessageSender` created from a
`ClientHttpRequestFactoryBuilder`.
A new `httpMessageSenderFactory` method has been added to the
`WebServiceTemplateBuilder` class. This allows any sender to be
plugged into the template.
Closes gh-42886
Introduce a new `StructureLoggingJsonMembersCustomizer` interface as
well as additional properties that can be used to customize the JSON
produced with structured logging.
Closes gh-42486
This commit updates the auto-configuration to use the native connection
factory for configuring message listener containers. Previously, the
connection factory that could have been wrapped in a caching connection
factory was used.
While using a caching connection factory is suitable for sending
messages (i.e. JmsTemplate usage), it isn't for message listeners as
they need to own the connection for local recovery purposes.
Closes gh-39816
Update Logback and Log4j2 integrations to support structured logging.
Support for the ECS and Logstash JSON formats is provided out-of-the-box
and the `StructuredLogFormatter` interface may be used to if further
custom formats need to be supported.
Closes gh-5479
Co-authored-by: Phillip Webb <phil.webb@broadcom.com>
- Deprecate Deprecate @MockBean and @SpyBean in favor of Spring
Framework 6.2's @MockitoBean and @MockitoSpy
- Migrate usages of @MockBean and @SpyBean to @MockitoBean and
@MockitoSpy
Signed-off-by: Jakob Wanger <jakobwanger@gmail.com>
See gh-39864
This commit adds auto-configuration and documentation for MockMvcTester,
a wrapper of MockMvc that provides AssertJ integration as well as a
fluent API to build requests. The main differences compared to the
regular MockMvc are as follows:
* No need for static imports for building requests and define assertions
* No need to handle unchecked exception as they can be asserted instead
* Support for converting the response body to data types
Closes gh-41198
