JIRA: https://jira.spring.io/browse/INT-4074
If the `@ServiceActivator` component is processed first the application will start.
However, if another component that relies on the channel creation goes first it'll fail as the bean for the channel does not exist.
* Add `name` setters for all channels in the `GatewayProxyFactoryBean` to allow late channel resolution in the target `MethodInvocationGateway`
* Change `MessagingGatewayRegistrar` to populate channel properties as names not bean references
**Cherry-pick to 4.2.x**
JIRA: https://jira.spring.io/browse/INT-4013
Previously we couldn't define a config as :
````xml
<int:channel-interceptor pattern="input*">
<ref bean="sampleInterceptor" />
</int:channel-interceptor>
````
* Fix `GlobalChannelInterceptorParser` to distinguish `BeanDefinitionParserDelegate.REF_ELEMENT` child elements
and extract an appropriate `BeanReference`
* Modify `GlobalChannelInterceptorTests-context.xml` to prove the fix and meet JIRA requirements
JIRA: https://jira.spring.io/browse/INT-4057
When general router `channelKey` returns just a `Class<?>` result, we end up with the
`unsupported return type for router [class java.lang.Class]` and forced to to call its `getName()` in the target application code before returning to router.
* Change the `AbstractMappingMessageRouter` logic to treat `Class<?>` as a special String-aware case, use its `getName()` and don't go to the `ConversionService`
* Increase receive timeout for replies in the `TcpInboundGatewayTests`
See https://build.spring.io/browse/INT-AT42SIO-199/
In some places we start `Cache` but doesn't close/destroy it in the end.
That sometimes causes conflicts with the already started GemFire from other tests or wrong state around `BeanFactoryLocator`
* Ensure `Cache` destroy in the end of each test
* In addition destroy `Region` as well to avoid unexpected race conditions, too
* Plus optimize some tests to start `Cache` and `Region` only once per test class, not for each test method
From here I can say that it even would be better to start `Cache`, and therefore whole GemFire, only once per entire Gemfire module test suite.
But that is fully different story.
Remove `forkEvery` from Gemfire module
Allow get a performance improvement for the build.
The `gradlew clean :spring-integration-gemfire:testAll` with existing state is like:
```
Total time: 3 mins 41.375 secs
```
With this fix and without `forkEvery`:
```
Total time: 1 mins 42.699 secs
```
So, 2 min saved time!
Plus fix timeouts in the `PayloadSerializingTransformerParserTests`
JIRA: https://jira.spring.io/browse/INT-1463
An existing `QueueChannel#getRemainingCapacity()` is based on the `BlockingQueue#getRemainingCapacity()` which is always `Integer.MAX_VALUE`
and doesn't reflect reality for provided `capacity`
* Fix `PriorityChannel` to return `upperBound.availablePermits()` for `getRemainingCapacity()`
* Add test for `PriorityChannel` on the matter
* Also increase `reply-timeout` for `<int-redis:queue-outbound-gateway>` in `RedisQueueGatewayIntegrationTests-context.xml` from 1 sec to 10 secs
JIRA: https://jira.spring.io/browse/INT-4058
If you hold the lock, you are the leader. This simple idea gets you
a long way if there is no "native" leader initiator. E.g. you
can use this with a RDBMS with JdbcLockRegistry.
Add some docs on leader election under "endpoints"
Make thread name for leader initiator unique
In case there are multiple instances in the same context we would
like to be able to spot them in the logs.
INT-4058: Polishing
* Code refactoring in the `LockRegistryLeaderInitiator`: SI use 120 line length
* Add `Assert.notNull()` for required properties
* Add `this.lock.unlock()` and `Thread.sleep(LockRegistryLeaderInitiator.this.busyWaitMillis)` into the `catch` block to let distributed elections to work.
Otherwise there is a big chance that we will acquire the lock and become a leader again just after `yield()`
* Change `LockContext.toString()` to use simple `String` concatenation which is optimized by compiler to the `StringBuilder`.
That let to have some better micro-performance compared with with extra `Formatter` object in case of `String.format()`
* Add `JdbcLockRegistryLeaderInitiatorTests`
* Fix `yield()` logic based on the `Future.cancel(true)`.
Since one `FutureTask.cancel(true)` makes it as `INTERRUPTED` any subsequent `yield()` does not make any effect, therefore our infinite selector loop isn't interrupted one more time.
* Reschedule the `LeaderSelector` in the `yield()` after cancel(true).
* Rework `catch` in the selector loop just to the `InterruptedException` and `return null;` to stop looping and let reschedule the selector.
* Add one more `onRevoked` logic into the `final` of the selector loop to notify that we have lost leadership during `stop()`
* Improve `JdbcLockRegistryLeaderInitiatorTests` to ensure that several `yield()` on the same initiator work well.
* Add `What's New` note.
JIRA: https://jira.spring.io/browse/INT-4054
Fixes GH-1833 (https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-integration/issues/1833)
The `DefaultCandidate` pulled requirement for the `slf4j` dependency via its `Logger` and `LoggerFactory` usage.
* Change `slf4j` to the standard Commons Logging
* Exclude `slf4j` transitive dependencies from `optional` direct dependencies like `reactor` and `json-path`
* Since they are `optional` it is safe to exclude their transitives to force our source code to be free from unexpected dependencies.
Anyway they don't appear in the target application as a SI transitives and end-user is forced to pull them manually to switch on the desired features.
If there is need in the `slf4j` for target application, it must be pulled manually as well.
**Cherry-pick to 4.2.x**
JIRA: https://jira.spring.io/browse/INT-4051
Previously we can process `@Publisher` annotations only with the `<int:annotation-config>` or with an explicit `@EnablePublisher("")`
* Fix `PublisherRegistrar` to relax from the fact if we have `@EnablePublisher` or not and register `PublisherAnnotationBeanPostProcessor` without `defaultChannelName`
JIRA: https://jira.spring.io/browse/INT-4045
Handle the situation when the first element of a container type (or map)
is null; set the generic type of the container to `Object`.
Also, clarify how the compatibility between the transformer and Spring AMQP
message converter is achieved.
JIRA: https://jira.spring.io/browse/INT-4043
The `ExecutorChannel` overrides `onInit()` but fails to call the super
which is where the message converter for datatype conversion is set up.
Also, when Jackson is not on the class path and there are no converters in the
context, the default integration conversion service is not registered.
The `DefaultDatatypeChannelMessageConverter` overwites its default conversion
service with this bean, unconditionally - setting it to null in this case.
Check for a null conversion service before replacing the default.
* Polishing according PR comments
JIRA: https://jira.spring.io/browse/INT-4038
General format for node name: bean.method#n
The #n is needed to disambiguate methods with the same name.
Polishing according PR comments
* Fix generic type for `Collections.unmodifiableMap` usage
* Change the gateway method logic in the `IntegrationGraphServer` to include the method signature in the node name to distinguish them as unique
* Move `MutableMessageBuilderFactoryTests` into the separate nested `mutable` package since `@IntegrationComponentScan` sees a new `@MessagingGateway` in the `IntegrationGraphServerTests`.
See https://jira.spring.io/browse/INT-4040
* Document the `@MessagingGateway` representation in the `graph.adoc`
The `RedisMessageGroupStoreTests.testMessageGroupUpdatedDateChangesWithEachAddedMessage()` can fail
sporadically because there is no guaranty the several calls to the `System.getCurrentTimeMillis()` return the same value.
* Fix `AbstractKeyValueMessageStore` to reuse `MessageGroup.timestamp` for the `lastModified` in case of a new group
https://build.spring.io/browse/INT-B43-199/
The `circuitBreakerTests()` relied on the enough short `Thread.sleep(100)`,
which may not be enough in the heavy-load environment like CI Server.
Therefor the time in between thread switching really can be much bigger than expected.
* Fix the test via timeout "emulation" using reflection to set the `lastFailure` somewhere in the past
to overcome `RequestHandlerCircuitBreakerAdvice.halfOpenAfter` barrier
JIRA: https://jira.spring.io/browse/INT-4021
Previously the `SimpleMessageStore` unconditionally followed with the super class options
and provided the `lazy-load` functionality by default.
* Since `persistent` and `lazy-load` logic does not make sense for the `in-memory` store, disable it in the `SimpleMessageStore`
* Fir `AggregatorTests` for better coverage.
* NOTE: The same message can't be persisted in the Persistent `MessageStore`. The store key is fully based on the `messageId`.
And also we provide the header which indicates that the messages has been stored before. See `JdbcMessageStore.addMessage()` for example:
```
if (message.getHeaders().containsKey(SAVED_KEY)) {
Message<T> saved = (Message<T>) getMessage(message.getHeaders().getId());
if (saved != null) {
if (saved.equals(message)) {
return message;
} // We need to save it under its own id
}
}
```
* Fix (S)FTP Streaming tests to use `AbstractPersistentAcceptOnceFileListFilter` instead of raw `AcceptOnceFileListFilter`,
which relies on the object identity, but neither `FtpFile`, nor `ChannelSftp.LsEntry` provides good `equals()` and `hashCode()` implementations.
* Make `StompIntegrationTests` as `DirtiesContext.ClassMode.AFTER_EACH_TEST_METHOD` because the sporadic failure on the Travis around wrong value from the queue isn't clear (yet).
Looks like some interim event is generated by the Websocket Container on the Tomcat.
JIRA: https://jira.spring.io/browse/INT-4020
The fix for `named` global `wire-tap`s (INT-2230) didn't covered testing for `unnamed`.
Therefore the fix unconditionally didn't picked up the issue that we used a wrong `BeanDefinition` to determine the current `id`
* Fix `WireTapParser` to use `wireTapBeanName` from the `resolveId()` when the `GlobalChannelInterceptorParser` invokes it.
* Add tests to demonstrate the issue and confirm the fix
**Cherry-pick to 4.2.x**
JIRA: https://jira.spring.io/browse/INT-4005
* The `<int:queue>` lets declare the `capacity` attribute together
with either `message-store` or `ref` attributes, which it is not
correct
* The `<int:queue>` lets declare the `capacity` attribute together
with either `message-store` or `ref` attributes, which it is not
correct
* The `priority-queue` lets declare the `capacity` attribute
together with the `message-store` attribute, which it is not
correct
* Reference documentation fixed for `channel.adoc` and `jdbc.adoc`,
doing mention about these restrictions
* Minor changes about conventions and formats applied.
Code polishing
JIRA: https://jira.spring.io/browse/INT-4015https://jira.spring.io/browse/INT-3854
Initial commit.
Reworked to emit an input stream and use the file splitter.
Add StreamTransformer.
Add CLOSABLE_RESOURCE header so we can close the session automatically.
Implement INT-3854, FTP, SFTP
(S)FTP Namespace Changes
Docs - also fixes a PDF overflow
Polishing - PR Comments
checkstyle fixes
Polishing - Add Namespace for StreamParser
Polishing - PR Comments
* Upgrade to SA and SF snapshots
* Address TODOs regarding those upgrades
* Resolve some other TODOs
* Replace `PropertyPlaceholderConfigurer` beans with the `<context:property-placeholder>`
* Upgrade to Spring Social Twitter 1.1.2 and resolve deprecations via mocks (https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-social-twitter/issues/91)
* Upgrade to Curator `3.1.0` and resolve deprecation in the `ZookeeperMetadataStore`
JIRA: https://jira.spring.io/browse/INT-3991
* Add `IntegrationGraphController` `@RestController` over `IntegrationGraphServer` bean
* Add `@EnableIntegrationGraphController` and `<int-http:graph-controller>` to register
`IntegrationGraphController` if the `DispatcherServlet` is in classpath.
* Also register the `IntegrationGraphServer` bean from the same place, if that isn't presented in the application context yet.
* Allow to configure the "root" `path` for the `IntegrationGraphController` as a placeholder value via
`spring.integration.graph.controller.request.mapping.path` property
* Add tests for both `@EnableIntegrationGraphController` and `<int-http:graph-controller>` cases based on the `MockMvc`
JIRA: https://jira.spring.io/browse/INT-3387,
https://jira.spring.io/browse/INT-3806
* Introduce
```
MessageGroupStore
void addMessagesToGroup(Object groupId, Message<?>... messages);
```
And implement it in all stores.
* Use new `addMessagesToGroup` where it is reasonable, e.g. `DelayHandler`
* Optimize test-case to use a new store method (where it is possible)
* Fix timing delays in the `JdbcMessageStoreTests`
* Introduce `PersistentMessageGroup`
* Add `AbstractMessageGroupStore#proxyMessageGroupForLazyLoad` to wrap the raw `MessageGroup` to the `PersistentMessageGroup` for lazy-load
* Rework `MessageGroupMetadata` do not be `immutable` and allow to store/restore in the `AbstractKeyValueMessageStore` only the `MessageGroupMetadata`
* Refactor `ResequencingMessageHandler` and `SequenceSizeReleaseStrategy` a bit for better performance when interact with the `MessageGroup`
* Add `AbstractMessageGroupStore#setLazyLoadMessageGroups` to switch off the `lazy-load` behavior and restore the previous full `MessageGroup` logic
* Add `What's New` note and `message-store.adoc` paragraph for the lazy-load functionality
`GroupType.PERSISTENT` and not lazy by default
PR Comments
Fix `JdbcMessageStoreTests` timing issues
Address PR comments
* Add performance test to the `ConfigurableMongoDbMessageGroupStoreTests`
* Add JavaDocs for the `MessageGroupFactory` methods
* Add `log4j.properties` into the `test` MongoDB module for better traceability
* Fix `JdbcMessageStore#getOneMessageFromGroup()` over the `doPollForMessage()` delegation.
The `jdbcTemplate.queryForObject()` requires exactly one and only one raw in `resultSet`
* Add performance test results into the `message-store.adoc`
JIRA: https://jira.spring.io/browse/INT-4001
Since all other Spring Framework components use the Jackson's `ObjectMapper` configuration by default as:
```
this.objectMapper.configure(MapperFeature.DEFAULT_VIEW_INCLUSION, false);
this.objectMapper.configure(DeserializationFeature.FAIL_ON_UNKNOWN_PROPERTIES, false);
```
It would be better to be consistent in Spring Integration, too.
* Add mention options to the `Jackson2JsonObjectMapper` default's `ObjectMapper`
* Add on more constructor into the `Jackson2JsonMessageParser` to allow to inject customized `Jackson2JsonObjectMapper`
* Modify a couple tests to reflect the change
* Reformat code style in the `AbstractJsonInboundMessageMapperTests` for better readability
**The Migration Guide note follows up**
JIRA: https://jira.spring.io/browse/INT-3999
Since the scheduled tasks may live for a long time it can finish
with the `OutOfMemory` if we use the direct reference to big objects, like `Message<?>`.
* Fix `AbstractCorrelatingMessageHandler` to deal only with the `groupId`
from the `scheduleGroupToForceComplete()` when we `schedule` `Runnable` for the `forceRelease` logic.
* Fix `DelayHandler` to deal only with `messageId` in the `releaseMessageAfterDelay()`, when we
`schedule` `Runnable` for the `releaseMessageAfterDelay`.
* Since the logic hasn't been changed for those components, there is no any new test.
There is just enough to be sure that all existing tests are fine.
**Cherry-pick to 4.0.x, 4.1.x, 4.2.x**
Optimise the release task for the `SimpleMessageStore` case
JIRA: https://jira.spring.io/browse/INT-3998
Do not modify interceptors from the `AbstractMessageChannel`.
They must be declared as beans, too.
Fix [UnusedImport] in the `EnableIntegrationTests`
Doc Polishing
JIRA: https://jira.spring.io/browse/INT-3980
When we declare our components via `@Bean` (or `<bean>`) the requirements for
the `@Component` (`@MessageEndpoint`) looks redundant and sometimes even dangerous,
when we use `@ComponentScan`, too.
* Remove the `@Component` restriction logic from the `MessagingAnnotationPostProcessor`
* Ensure that tests pass
(We may consider to backport afterwards)
Add `requireComponentAnnotation` logic
* Introduce `spring.integration.messagingAnnotations.require.componentAnnotation` property for `spring.integration.properties` as `false` by default
* Add `MessagingAnnotationPostProcessor#setRequireComponentAnnotation()` to accept the value from the `spring.integration.messagingAnnotations.require.componentAnnotation`
* Fix `integraton` typo everywhere
* Document the change in the `What's New` and in the `configuration.adoc`
* Ensure that logic works properly (no messaging endpoints populated) with the `spring.integration.messagingAnnotations.require.componentAnnotation = true` and "unannotated" `AnnotatedEndpoint2` in the `AnnotatedEndpointActivationTests`
This PR also fixes: https://jira.spring.io/browse/INT-3962
Fix issues according Travis report
Doc Polishing
JIRA: https://jira.spring.io/browse/INT-3979
Previously we had a to instantiate all messages from the `MessageBuilder`
if we would like to return messages as splitted items.
For example to populate some item-specific headers.
From other hand the `MessageBuilder` as an item incorrectly remained as a `payload`.
* Add condition logic to the `AbstractMessageSplitter` to properly handle `AbstractIntegrationMessageBuilder`
and don't create an extra `Message`
* Apply the same logic to the `AbstractAggregatingMessageGroupProcessor`
(We may consider to backport it later)
JIRA: https://jira.spring.io/browse/INT-3984
The `PropertySourcesPlaceholderConfigurer implements BeanFactoryPostProcessor, PriorityOrdered`
meaning that it is run before any other regular `BeanFactoryPostProcessor`,
like the `IntegrationConfigurationBeanFactoryPostProcessor` has been before.
With such an order any `BeanDefinition` declaration from the `IntegrationConfigurationBeanFactoryPostProcessor` process
ended up without `PP` resolutions.
* Rework `IntegrationConfigurationBeanFactoryPostProcessor` to the `BeanDefinitionRegistryPostProcessor`,
which makes it be loaded as early as possible. See `PostProcessorRegistrationDelegate`:
````java
// Now, invoke the postProcessBeanFactory callback of all processors handled so far.
invokeBeanFactoryPostProcessors(registryPostProcessors, beanFactory);
invokeBeanFactoryPostProcessors(regularPostProcessors, beanFactory);
````
* Modify `EnableIntegrationTests` and `ChannelSecurityInterceptorSecuredChannelAnnotationTests` to ensure that the change
meets the `PP` and `SpEL` resolutions during bean definition phase.
* Fix the timing issue in the `JdbcMessageStoreChannelIntegrationTests`
JIRA: https://jira.spring.io/browse/INT-3978
Previously the `MessageHistory.write()` always used `MessageBuilder` to populated the `history` header.
Since the `MessageBuilder` doesn't care about the `source` message type, we might lose some important information,
like `AdviceMessage.inputMessage`
* Add conditional logic into the `MessageHistory` for all known `Message<?>` implementations
* Provide appropriate tests in the `MessageHistoryTests` for known `Message<?>` implementations
* Make `AdviceMessage` generic and fix all affected code on the matter
* Since `MutableMessage` is public already, fix `MongoDbMessageStore.DBObjectToMutableMessageConverter` to use
`MutableMessage` type directly.
Add WARN for non-standard `Message` type
Fixes https://build.spring.io/browse/INT-MJATS41-593
* Fix `LoggingHandler` JavaDoc
* Fix `JdbcOutboundGatewayParserTests` timing and race condition issues
* Add `mock(BeanFactory.class)` to the `JpaOutboundChannelAdapterTests` for `JpaExecutor`
* Fix `JpaOutboundChannelAdapterTests` for the incorrect transaction usage
JIRA: https://jira.spring.io/browse/INT-3981
Since the `MessageHandlerChain` uses a `ReplyForwardingMessageChannel` in the end of invocation,
we don't need to have add an extra `<bridge>` for shifting just populated `replyChannel` header.
* Add a couple tests to prove that
* Fix the typos in the `ChainParserTests`
* Remove unnecessary `DirectFieldAccessor` usage in the `MessageHandlerChain`
checkstyle EmptyBlock
checkstyle fixRightCurly Script
checkstyle EmptyStatement
checkstyle RightCurly
checkstyle TailingWhite
checkstyle NeedBraces
Fix the line separator in the `fixRightCurly.gradle`
JIRA: https://jira.spring.io/browse/INT-3977
* Add `Level` ctor
* Add `setLogExpression(Expression)` and `setLogExpressionString(String)`
* Deprecate existing `setExpression(String)` in favor of those new
* Some refactor for redundant code around `evaluationContext`
* Fix tests according a new `LoggingHandler` logic
* Add JavaConfig sample to the Reference Manual
