* Remove usage of non-stable `org.springframework.util.SocketUtils`
* Replace it with `0` for those tests where it is possible to select OS port
* Remove the mentioning of the `SocketUtils` from the `testing.adoc`
* Use `TransportConstants.DEFAULT_STOMP_PORT` for `StompServerIntegrationTests`.
We may disable this test in the future for CI if it is not going to be stable
* Introduce `Supplier<String> connectUrl` variants for `ZeroMqMessageHandler`
to let it defer connection evaluation until subscription to the socket `Mono`
in the `ZeroMqMessageHandler`.
* Move connection logic in the `ZeroMqMessageHandler` to `Lifecycle.start()`
Related to https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-framework/issues/28054
**Cherry-pick to `5.4.x`**
* Upgrade to Java 17, SF-6.0, Gradle 7.2
* Upgrade to Jakarta dependencies and respective namespaces
* Fix some tests for Java 17 compatibility
* Fix wrong Javadocs
* Add some missed Javadocs
* Fix more `jakarta` namespace
* Fix WS & XML modules to use Jakarta EE
* `--add-opens` in some modules for their reflection-based tests
* Disable Kafka tests which does not work on Windows; see Apache Kafka `3.0.1`
* Upgrade to JUnit `5.8.1`
* Migrate JMS tests to Artemis
* Remove RMI module as it was deprecated before
* Fix `pr-build-workflow.yml` for Java 17
* Fix JavaDocs warnings using `Xdoclint:syntax` per module, not in the top-level `api` task
* Move docs for version `6.0`
Related to https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-framework/issues/26892
The WebSocket tests with `allowedOrigins` fail now because CORS processor
in Spring Framework removes a trailing slash from the request where possible one
in the config is left as is.
* Remove the trailing slash from the CORS config to match the current SF behavior
* Fix complexity in the `DefaultJmsHeaderMapper` according Sonar report
* Optimize all JMS tests to rely on a shared `ActiveMQConnectionFactory` resource
and disable JMX & statistics for embedded ActiveMQ broker
* Increase timeout for some sporadically failing tests
Fixes https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-integration/issues/3428
The Kotlin Gradle plugin starting with Kotlin `1.4` adds a standard
Kotlin lib into `compile` scope fully ignoring an `optional` variant.
See more info here: https://kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/using-gradle.html#dependency-on-the-standard-library
* Add `kotlin.stdlib.default.dependency=false` into `gradle.properties`
to rely only on the explicit dependency definitions in the project config
* Remove explicit Kotlin deps from test scope in the target modules since
it is declared globally for all the modules
* Fix author emails in the `publish-maven.gradle` to their VMware variants
* Remove usage of `org.jetbrains.annotations` in favor of `@Nullable`
from Spring Framework
* Enable `MessageChannelReactiveUtilsTests.testOverproducingWithSubscribableChannel()` back
* Disable `StompServerIntegrationTests` again since build on CI is stalled again
The `ReactorNettyTcpStompClient` is based on the `ReactorNettyTcpClient`
which uses a `Schedulers.newParallel()` which has to be shut downed in the end
* Migrate all the STOMP tests to JUnit 5
- Simplify MBeans - instead of wrapping to expose lifecycle methods,
implement `ManageableLifecycle`. Register an additional MBean for
polled endpoints to control the lifecycle.
* Polishing
- Move `QueueChannel` `@ManagedAttribute`s to `QueueChannelOperations`
- Make all `AbstractEndpoints` `IntegrationManagedResource`s and remove `ManagedEndpoint`
to allow exposure of any `@Managed*` methods (including those on `Pausable`)
- Revert to `Lifecycle` for classes that are not related to endpoints
- Remove legacy metrics from docs
Fixes https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-integration/issues/3132
It turns out that Checkstyle EmptyBlock doesn't complain about
empty default ctor.
Plus a new check for `super();` call treats it as a violation
* Remove `super();` from all the no-arg ctors
* Code style clean up in the affected classes according
IDEA suggestions
* Fix new Sonar smells
* Move `What's New` into `changes-5.1-5.2.adoc`
* Remove version from the `XSD` files:
1. Align with SF
2. The version for XSD doesn't matter for the current jar version,
since only the version is available in classpath is from the current
jar version
3. Modify `spring.schemas` to map all the possible versions for XSD
into the current one in a jar.
This way target applications can upgrade without changing the version
for XSD location and we don't need to require `versionless` variant
any more
4. The jar in classpath can handle only its own XSD, so independently
of version or no-version variants we still may fail because the current
jar may not support end-user code any more - need some fix over there
anyway.
* Remove `checkTestConfigs` Gradle task since we don't worry about XSD
version any more
* Modify `schemaZip` Gradle task to populate XSDs into a distribution
still with a version to avoid overriding on-line XSDs for version `1.0.x`.
We may consider not do that since SF doesn't and just bite a bullet
for always overriding those on-line XSDs to the actual one from the latest
release.
Fixes https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-integration/issues/2748
* Refactor more `MessageHandlingException`s to include `this` into an
exception message
* Revert using `MessagingException` in some places which really are not
about messaging.
This helps to wrap them into `MessageHandlingException` later in the
`MessageHandler` for the `BeanDefinition` reference
* Remove `volatile` from configuration properties in the affected
classes
* Remove already deprecated `JmsOutboundGateway.setPriority()`
* Add `resource` and `source` for `BeanDefinition` in the
`AbstractChannelAdapterParser` & `AbstractInboundGatewayParser`
* Document the feature
Fixes https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-integration/issues/2987
To resolve XSD files properly from the classpath, their HTTPS reference
must be present in the `spring.schemas` to avoid the Internet interaction
for resolving an XSD file
**Cherry-pick to 5.1.x, 5.0.x & 4.3.x**
* Fix `SmartLifecycle.stop(Runnable)` usage
We always have to call `callback` in the `SmartLifecycle.stop(Runnable)`
implementation independently of component state
* Fix `StandardIntegrationFlow.stop(Runnable)` for a logic when we
don't have any `this.lifecycles`
* Remove those `stop(Runnable)` which are fully equivalent of the
`default` on in the `SmartLifecycle`
* Some other simple polishing for the affected classes, e.g.
`isSingleton()` is `default` with `true` in the `InitializingBean`
**Cherry-pick to 5.1.x**
* * Fix checkstyle violation
* Add `io.spring.nohttp` Gradle plugin into the build script and allow
it only on CI server, since it is going to parse every file
* Fix tests do not use `http` any more
* Fix `test.html` in the `mail` modules tests to exclude a Namespace for
OExchange XRD protocol
* Fix some files for new line in the end of file according Checkstyle
violations
* use equals
* inner assignment
* local before return
* unnecessary locals
* catch and throw
* uninstantiable with no statics
* implement `Serializable` in `Comparator` to enable `TreeMap` serialization
* exceptions as flow control
* Do not fix urls for the `http://apache.org/xml/features` when we
configure XML components
* Do not fix urls for localhost and fake links in tests
* Fix all the dead links in docs
* Use `IntegrationUtils.wrapInHandlingExceptionIfNecessary()` whenever
it is possible to avoid double wrapping into the `MessageHandlingException`
* Some code polishing for affected classes `@Nullable`, streams, diamonds etc.
Mostly thanks to IDEA's plugin: https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/10345-assertions2assertj
There is still a lot of work to do when complex and composite matchers are used.
* Add `awaitility` dependency and deprecate `EventuallyMatcher` in favor
of `awaitility`
* Remove Hamcrest from dependencies and disable JUnit & Hamcrest
static imports to encourage to use only AssertJ
* Migrate JUnit assumptions in rules to AssertJ's assumptions
* Deprecate some custom matchers in favor of existing in Hamcrest
after upgrading the last to version `2.1`
* Replace `ExpectedException` rules with `assertThatThrownBy()`
* Mention `MessagePredicate` in the `testing.adoc`
JIRA: https://jira.spring.io/browse/INT-4390
Phase I: flow context/registration cycle
- extract interfaces
- rename implementations to `Standard...`
Phase II - dsl<->dsl.channel tangles
Move the channel specs to dsl.
Fix missing refactorings
(Not related to DSL) - rename core `event` package to `events`
- avoid collision with event module package
- fix tangle caused by `MessageGroupExpiredEvent`.
Phase III - dsl<->config.dsl
- move classes from config.dsl to dsl
(Not related to DSL) - fix many tangles caused by graph being a sub-package of support.management
- make `graph` a top-level package
(Not related to DSL) - move `IntegrationManagementConfigurer` from
`management` to `config` - tangle between core and management
* Polishing Copyrights, diamonds, some JavaDocs and What's New
https://build.spring.io/browse/INT-FATS5IC-430
Looks like there is a race condition when our polling rate around
data base is too fast and we have access to the DB files even during
application context close.
* Stop polling channel adapter in the tests explicitly after test methods
* Increase some tests performance decreasing timeouts to wait
* Upgrade to Reactor-3.1.5, AssertJ-3.9.1, Derby-10.14.1.0 and some
Gradle plugins
* Upgrade to `reactor-netty-0.7.5`
* Remove workaround from the `StompServerIntegrationTests`
* Upgrade to Spring Data Kay SR5
* Upgrade to Spring Security 5.0.3
* Increase timeouts and performance in the `StreamTransformerParserTests`
JIRA: https://jira.spring.io/browse/INT-4407
To make a `Log4j2LevelAdjuster` more builder friendly, add a `merge`
option to the overloaded `classes()` and `categories()` methods.
This way the existing (or previously configured) `categories` and
`classes` are merged with the provided values and default
`org.springframework.integration` category can be reuse.
Note: this behavior can be reconsidered as default one in the `5.1`
