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Andy Wilkinson ca329d3d03 Update Jersey indicator class to one that requires the Servlet API Previously, if WebFlux and Jersey were on the classpath, but there was no Servlet API (and no embedded container) on the classpath, the web application type would be prevented from being reactive. The absence of the Servlet API would then prevent the web application type from being servlet so it would be none. By contrast, if Spring MVC was on the classpath in place of Jersey the absence of the Servlet API would allow the web application type to be reactive. This happened because the Spring MVC indicator class is DispatcherServlet which requires the Servlet API. This commit updates the Jersey indicator class to be ServletContainer. This class is both an HttpServlet and a Filter so it too requires the Servlet API and, therefore, further aligns the deduction behaviour for Jersey and Spring MVC. Closes gh-14701		8 years ago
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spring-boot	Update Jersey indicator class to one that requires the Servlet API	8 years ago
spring-boot-actuator	Polish	8 years ago
spring-boot-actuator-autoconfigure	Improve test coverage of PropertiesMeterFilter	8 years ago
spring-boot-autoconfigure	Update copyright year for changed files	8 years ago
spring-boot-cli	Optimize some StringBuilder.append() calls	8 years ago
spring-boot-dependencies	Provide complete dependency management for Micrometer	8 years ago
spring-boot-devtools	Fix remote DevTools restart when a previously added class is then changed	8 years ago
spring-boot-docs	Fix missing metadata for nested POJO	8 years ago
spring-boot-parent	Remove useless prerequisites section	8 years ago
spring-boot-properties-migrator	Fix checkstyle ternary issues	8 years ago
spring-boot-starters	Polish	8 years ago
spring-boot-test	Polish contribution	8 years ago
spring-boot-test-autoconfigure	Update copyright year for changed files	8 years ago
spring-boot-tools	Explicity set permissions on files in lib of Boot distribution	8 years ago
pom.xml	Restore import-control checkstyle	8 years ago