- refactoring of BeanFactoryAwareFunctionRegistry to eliminate the need for FunctionType as it takes certain assumptions that are no longer valid
- adding support for multiple acceptedOutputTypes to FunctionCatalog
Resolves#388
- does not rely on any of the existing wrappers and instead relies on internal wrapper which performs in-flight/just-in-time wrapping and unwrapping from reactive to imperative types
- performs transparent type conversion relying on MessageConverters and ConversionService
- supports multiple inputs/outputs
* Add support for handling APIGatewayProxyRequestEvent objects with
empty body (should apply to all GET and DELETE requests, which
comply with recommandation of RFC-7231)
* Add support ReSTful APIs: path and query string parameters as well
as the HTTP method are now extracted from the
APIGatewayProxyRequestEvent object and forwarded to the function
as message headers
* Extend unit tests accordingly
- Added initial implementation of RoutingFunction which is bootstrapped optionally based on setting ‘spring.cloud.function.routing.enabled’ property to true.
- Added initial documentation and tests
Resolves#238
* Handler extends AzureSpringBootRequestHandler with types
HttpRequestMessage and HttpResponseMessage (which are required by
Azure Functions for HTTP-triggered functions)
* Handler extracts request path, query string parameters as well as the
HTTP method from the HttpRequestMessage object and forwards them to
the function as message headers
* Handler creates an HttpResponseMessage with the response coming from
the called function
* Created unit tests accordingly
GH-317, Implement HTTP request-specific handler for Azure adapter
* Handler extends AzureSpringBootRequestHandler with types
HttpRequestMessage and HttpResponseMessage (which are required by
Azure Functions for HTTP-triggered functions)
* Handler extracts request path, query string parameters as well as the
HTTP method from the HttpRequestMessage object and forwards them to
the function as message headers
* Handler creates an HttpResponseMessage with the response coming from
the called function
* Created unit tests accordingly
GH-317, Implement HTTP request-specific handler for Azure adapter
* Handler extends AzureSpringBootRequestHandler with types
HttpRequestMessage and HttpResponseMessage (which are required by
Azure Functions for HTTP-triggered functions)
* Handler extracts request path, query string parameters as well as the
HTTP method from the HttpRequestMessage object and forwards them to
the function as message headers
* Handler creates an HttpResponseMessage with the response coming from
the called function
* Created unit tests accordingly