* Disable DB init for JDBC Source and Sink
The `IntegrationAutoConfiguration` provides mechanism
to initialize DB with some out-of-the-box scripts.
The default behavior is `EMBEDDED` even if we don't use
any components for those DB objects, e.g. no `JdbcMessageStore` bean.
* Add `spring.integration.jdbc.initialize-schema=NEVER` to the
`jdbc-consumer` and `jdbc-supplier` to not attempt to initialize DB
* Fix Checkstyle violations in other modules
* GH-276 Apply ComponentCustomizer in other modules
Fixes https://github.com/spring-cloud/stream-applications/issues/276
Some changes are straightforward as just a `ComponentCustomizer<?>`
injection and its optional usage for the target component customization.
Other changes are more drastic since it is better to use `proxyBeanMethods = false`,
so some direct bean method calls had to be reworked to the bean method argument
injections
* Fix some deprecations from Project Reactor
* Remove `UpdatingMongoDbMessageSource` since `MongoDbMessageSource`
supports now an `update` option in Spring Integration
NOTE: The `ZeroMqSupplierConfiguration` has its own customizer already
like `Consumer<ZMQ.Socket>`, so it can be revised to a more broader solution,
but in the future version.
Some modules just does not make sense to modify for more advance customization
since all their configuration is covered with plain configuration properties.
See `splitter-function` or `wavefront-consumer`
* * Use `ObjectProvider<WebClientCustomizer>` for `HttpRequestFunctionConfiguration`
instead of our own `ComponentCustomizer`.
Although this has to be revised in favor of fully auto-configured `WebClient.Builder`.
Even that `maximumBufferSize` is included into codecs configuration properties.
* The `MongoDbMessageSource` has now an `update` option in Spring Integration
therefore remove redundant already `UpdatingMongoDbMessageSource`
and populate `this.properties.getUpdateExpression()` directly ot the
`MongoDbMessageSource` bean
* Modify supplier configurations to avoid manual starts for endpoints on
reactive `Publisher` subscriptions.
Spring Integration provides now a `toReactivePublisher(true)` operator
to have all the endpoints stopped on start, but started automatically
when subscription happens to the provided `Publisher`
* Update Copyright to the current year for all the affected classes
* Use `@Nullable` instead of `ObjectProvider` in the `AggregatorFunctionConfiguration`
dependency injection for consistency
* Fix `LogConsumerConfiguration` to not have a `log()` in the end - it is not terminal
in Spring Integration anymore.
Use recommended `nullChannel()` terminating operator for use-cases like this.
* * Remove `beanName` from `ComponentCustomizer` contract
Co-authored-by: Chris Bono <cbono@vmware.com>
This proposal fixes many build warnings and is a general cleanup of the pom.xml files.
* Remove duplicate `dependency` entries from pom.xml files
* Remove duplicate `repository` entries from pom.xml files
* Replace deprecated use of `receive(long)` in `HttpSourceTests`
* Reduce logging for Twitter integration tests
Fixes#271
Fixes#195
* Introduce a `ComponentCustomizer` contract to be exposed in
the end-user configuration for particular bean type
* introduce a `@CustomizationAware` annotation to mark a component
as customizable
* Introduce a `ComponentCustomizationBeanPostProcessor` as an auto-configured
bean to apply `ComponentCustomizer` to a matching `@CustomizationAware` (if any)
* Use `@CustomizationAware` in the `FileSupplierConfiguration`
and demonstrate `ComponentCustomizer` feature in its tests
* Move `config-common` to functions parent to make the mentioned auto-configuration
available for all the functions
* Remove some other duplicated dependencies from the affected poms
This is so they can be updated in a minimal amount of places and leverage the maven hierarchy to propagate them where appropriate.
While working with SNAPSHOT releases of Spring Boot, Spring Integration, and Spring Cloud, it required touching every pom.xml file
in order to reflect the use of the SNAPSHOT. After this change, it will only be required to change the property in the top
functions pom.xml and the versions will reflect to all submodules.
Maven introduced the ability use a key property, revision to propagate this information to the <parent> declarations in each pom.
This was enabled in Maven 3.5+
https://maven.apache.org/maven-ci-friendly.html
