If a filter is registered in `web.xml` with no `dispatcher` element, the
spec states that it should have the `REQUEST` dispatcher type only.
As we are adding more dispatcher types by default, it can be surprising
for users migrating from a `web.xml` based web app. The documentation
has now an explicit note about this.
Closes gh-2689
Improve the initial PR to include a filtering of the profiles that were
already enabled via the `spring.profiles.active` property.
Also add more tests to prove that each profile is loaded only once
now.
Closes gh-4273
Update the "INIT INFO section" of `launch.script` to include
`initInfoProvides`, `initInfoShortDescription` and `initInfoDescription`
property substitutions.
The Maven plugin has been updated to populate substitutions with
`${project.artifactId}`, `${project.name}` and `${project.description}`.
Fixes gh-4245
Flip the default value of `addResources` for both the Maven and Gradle
plugins. This effectively turns off static resources reloading and, more
importantly, the pruning of duplicate resources from the target
directory.
As devetools is our mainstram solution for such feature, the documantion
has been updated to reflect that.
Closes gh-4227
Logback documentation explains how to initialize the logging system and
namely how the `logback.configurationFile` system property can be used to
specify the configuration file to use.
Spring Boot has an abstraction on top of that. A user can define the
`logging.path` property regardless of the logging infrastructure it is
using.
Users following the logback documentation can be confused at first so
we're not logging a warning when we found out that the logback specific
property has been specified.
Closes gh-2382
Previously, the launch script would always use a file named
<appname>.log to capture the application's console output. This commit
adds a variable, LOG_FILENAME, for specifying the file name defaulting
to <appname>.log.
Fixes gh-4194
Commit adf2c44b was an attempt to prevent HSQLDB from throwing an
exception when the JVM exits. This was achieved by disabling the
application context’s shutdown hook in the tests. This had the unwanted
side effect of causing tests’ application contexts not to be closed. The
reported symptom was that @Destroy methods were no longer being invoked.
We need a different solution to the problem.
The exception was:
Caused by: org.hsqldb.HsqlException: Database lock acquisition failure: attempt to connect while db opening /closing
at org.hsqldb.error.Error.error(Unknown Source)
at org.hsqldb.error.Error.error(Unknown Source)
at org.hsqldb.error.Error.error(Unknown Source)
at org.hsqldb.DatabaseManager.getDatabase(Unknown Source)
at org.hsqldb.DatabaseManager.newSession(Unknown Source)
... 23 common frames omitted
I originally thought this was due to a race between the application
context’s shutdown hook and HSQLDB’s shutdown hook, however HSQLDB
doesn’t use a shutdown hook. I believe that the problem is due to
an HSQLDB database being created with shutdown=true in its URL, similar
to the problem described here [1]. This will shut down the database when
the last connection to it is closed, however the shutdown will happen
asynchronously. If the JVM then runs the application context’s shutdown
hook, EmbeddedDatabaseFactory will attempt to connect to the database to
execute the SHUTDOWN command. This executes synchronously but will race
with the asynchronous shutdown that’s executing as a result of
shutdown=true in the JDBC url and the last connection to the database
being closed.
This commit reinstates the use of application context shutdown hooks in
the tests, and updates the documentation to recommend that, if a user
manually configures the URL for their embedded database, they do so
in such a way that the database doesn’t shutdown automatically, thereby
allowing the shutdown to be driven by application context close.
Closes gh-4208
[1] http://sourceforge.net/p/hsqldb/bugs/1400/
Update TraceWebFilter to optionally trace more details from the
HttpServletRequest/HttpServletResponse. The `management.trace.include`
property can be used to change what aspects are logged.
Closes gh-3948
Add an `excludeDevtools` property to both the Maven and Gradle plugin
that removes `org.springframework.boot:spring-boot-devtools` (if
necessary) when repackaging the application.
Closes gh-3171
Spring Boot will eagerly initialize a `ConversionService` named
`conversionService` for configuration keys processing. This commit adds
a note in the documentation regarding that special behaviour.
Closes gh-4162
Spring Security 4’s default configuration will, irrespective of any
other header writers that are added, enable writers for the following
headers:
- X-Content-Type
- X-XSS-Protection
- Cache-Control
- X-Frame-Options
Previously, SecurityProperties.headers used false as the default for the
properties that enable or disable these headers but the configuration is
only applied when the properties are true. This left us with the right
default behaviour (the headers are enabled) but meant that the
properties could not be used to switch off the headers.
This commit changes the defaults for the four properties to true and
updates SpringBootWebSecurityConfiguration to only apply the
configuration when the properties are false. This leaves us with the
desired defaults while allowing users to disable one or more of the
properties by setting the relevant property to false.
Closes gh-3517
So far we have wrongly advertized that the `spring-boot-starter-parent`
filters application configuration in such a way that standard Spring
placeholders are not processed.
In order to achieve such feature, the `useDefaultDelimiters` property
must be set to `false` as otherwise default delimiters are appended to
the list of custom delimiters.
This property is not enabled so that only keys surrounded by `@` are
filtered by the build.
Closes gh-3092
Prior to 8.0.28 Tomcat required the key store and trust store (if any)
to be available directly on the filesystem, i.e. classpath: resources
would not work. Tomcat 8.0.28 removed this limitation.
This commit updates to Tomcat 8.0.28, updates the tests to verify
the new Tomcat capability and removes the obsolete documentation of
the restriction.
Closes gh-4048
Previously, if Solr 5 was on the classpath, SolrAutoConfiguration
would fail with a rather cryptic error message due to a change in the
inheritance hierarchy of CloudSolrServer between Solr 4 and Solr 5.
This commit updates SolrAutoConfiguration to be conditional on a
class that exists in Solr 4 but was removed in Solr 5. This has the
effect of switching off the auto-configuration when Solr 5 is on
the classpath, allowing the auto-configuration report to be used to
identify why the configuration was disabled. The documentation has
also been updated to state that Spring Boot does not currently support
Solr 5.0.
Closes gh-2795
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Vedran Pavic
Phillip Webb
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