FatJar | a gradle plugin to pack modules and jars into a single jar | Plugin library

This is documented in the documentation:

• JAR: https://docs.micronaut.io/1.3.7/guide/index.html#deployingApp

create a runnable JAR file by running ./gradlew assemble

As for WAR, there is separate documentation aside from the user guide:

https://micronaut-projects.github.io/micronaut-servlet/latest/guide/#warDeployment

Am assuming your not using kotlin because you did not mentioned any related info . You can create your own task to do so

When you say "trusted site on internal LAN" it seems you're talking about a cooperate environment?! These environments are most likely managed. So for example a company issues a root certificate or a ca and distributes it to your system trust store.

Java has it's own trust store and it's most likely not managed. So in order to trust your internal website you have several options.

1. Use your systems trust store. When you're on windows you can set a system property -Djavax.net.ssl.trustStoreType=WINDOWS-ROOT
2. Add the root certificate of your internal service to your java trust store.
3. Create a new trust store just with that certificate.
4. Do not verify the certificate and trust everything.

It depends a little bit of the purpose of your application and where it should run which option to choose.

Gradle removed the runtime configuration after Gradle 6.x.

You can either change your fatJar task in build.gradle to refer to runtimeConfiguration (as per the Java plugin documentation):

this seems to work so i'm going with it unless someone has a better solution...

Do you explicitly need version 2.12.2 of jackson-dataformat-xml?

Problem

jackson-dataformat-xml:2.12.2 is not compatible with jackson dependencies 2.11.4. Spring Boot overwrites Jackson dependencies that are not specified other way in dependencies block or in dependencyManagement.

Solution

If you don't need 2.12.2 then just define the jackson-dataformat-xml as following:

You need to use the shadowjar plugin to create a FatJar. The easiest thing here is to use the http4k toolbox to generate a template project using Shadow and then just copy in the gradle magic from there: https://toolbox.http4k.org/

Because this answer is hidden in a closed issue as @papaya said, i leave it here as reference

HotswapAgent core has no plugin except core JVM plugins. Then it is faster since less scanning tasks are necessary to be done, less class copying to target classloaders, there is no need to disable plugins. You choose only what you want.

Loaded plugins are visible in the log, "HOTSWAP AGENT: 15:43:42.059 INFO (org.hotswap.agent.config.PluginRegistry) - Discovered plugins:"

For core: Hotswapper, WatchResources, AnonymousClassPatch, ClassInitPlugin, JdkPlugin

For fatjar: dkPlugin, Hotswapper, WatchResources, ClassInitPlugin, AnonymousClassPatch, Hibernate, Hibernate3JPA, Hibernate3, Spring, Jersey1, Jersey2, Jetty, Tomcat, ZK, Logback, Log4j2, MyFaces, Mojarra, Omnifaces, ELResolver, WildFlyELResolver, OsgiEquinox, Owb, Proxy, WebObjects, Weld, JBossModules, ResteasyRegistry, Deltaspike, GlassFish, Vaadin, Wicket, CxfJAXRS, FreeMarker, Undertow, MyBatis

Fixed it as