* If the auto config class has a high Order it can check for
an existing transaction manager
* Unit tests added, and checked also witrh petclinic
[Fixes#50064347]
* If Tomcat jdbc is available and the driverClassName and url
are provided or can be guessed (e.g. for HSQL) it is used.
Properties spring.database.{driverClassName,url} are consulted.
* If Commons DBCP is available it is used (if Tomcat is not)
* Otherwise an EmbeddedDatabase is created if all the bits are
available
* A JdbcOperations and a NamedParameterJdbcOperations are
available by default if a DataSource is created
* The data source is initialized from spring.database.schema (csv
of resource patterns)
[Fixes#49393511]
* MessageSource created automatically (location
spring.messages.basename:messages)
* Thymeleaf configured automatically to look for
templates in classpath:/templates
* Added static resource handlers for classpath:/static
and classpath:/
[Fixes#49832165] [bs-118] Support for thymeleaf templates
* All instances are called before the container is started in
a bean post processor
* Users still have to be careful because the customizer is
called very early in the ApplicationContext lifecycle (e.g.
might have to do a lookup for some dependencies instead of
@Autowired)
[Fixes#49671463] User-hook for customizing embedded servlet container
It's not really a security feature (just logging request headers),
so better to put it in the main actuator autoconfig.
[Fixes#49578819] [bs-111] Unresolvable cycle when separating management.port
Update JavaLoggerConfigurer to use the ApplicationContext classloader
rather then the default classloader. Also refactored to introduce
LoggingSystem enum to act as a strategy for the specific logging
systems.
* ManagementProperties and ServerProperties now support an address property
* For example set management.port=9001,management.address=127.0.0.1 to listen
on port 9001 but only for connections from the localhost
[Fixes#49395783]
* If git.properties is on the classpath (e.g. from the Maven plugin)
/info will list the commit id, branch and dates.
* If application.yml has an info object at the top level that will
be diplayed as well (so e.g. you can use Maven resource filtering
top add the project name, version etc.)
* RelaxedDataBinder can now be used to bind to a Map (as opposed to
a nested Map inside teh target bean)
[Fixes#49130073]
* If an embedded database is created it is also initialized from
classpath:/schema.sql if it exists
* Also added (but didn't use) @ConditionalOnResource
[Fixes#49142305]
* Also fix ordering problem in integration tests
(An application context not being closed led to port 8080
being already in use.)
* Validator can be specified by providing a Spring Validator with
bean id configurationPropertiesValidator.
[Fixes#49067859]
* Added ExitCodeGenerator and SpringApplication.exit
convenience method
* User can add bean of type ExitCodeGenerator or supply
one in the call to exit()
[Fixes#48475971]
It was basically duplicating run(Object[], String[]) - unless
there is some harm in registering a non-component with the context
that I haven't seen yet.
* Added a bean post processor for the Spring Security filter chain
(so you only get traces by default if security is on)
* Every request is logged at trace level if the dump requests flag is
on
* Requests are also dumped to a TraceRepository for later analysis (very
useful for tracing problems in real time when a support call comes in)
[Fixes#48976001]
* Use file adapters in sample instead of internal flow
* Add Exception to signature of CommandLineRunner for
implementation convenience
* Updates for Security snapshots
This looks like becoming a recurring theme. Unfortunately it's
not very easy to test if a class might eventually be instantiatable
by Spring.
This change fixes the main bootstrap SpringApplicationTests
which were failing because they used non-static inner classes
for test configurations.
Dave Syer
Phillip Webb