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Springboot example, including druid data source, druid sql monitoring, druid filtering, mybatis xml configuration, mybatis paging plug-in, logback log configuration, springboot multi-environment configuration, sending mail, AOP interception, filter spring interceptor, global exception, unified resp
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- Intercept the invocation
- Format SQL
- Handle common parameter
- Handle list query
- Set key value
- Send a request to the client
- Send content to Kafka
- Set redis value
- Default Multipart config element
- Define protocol configuration
- Get user by id
- Add a user
- Default encoding
- The bean key generator
- Create registry
- Returns a string representation of this object
- Set Access Control
- Custom redis template
- Create cache manager
- Before body write
- Create consumer
- Default provider configuration
- Create REST API
- Do before join
- The default CORS filter
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QUESTION
I created a spring boot basic application in Eclipse IDE by following a tutorial online. When I am trying to run the application as a java application, the application is not getting deployed in embedded tomcat. I have googled a lot and tried some of the found solutions. However, none worked for me. I am pasting the code here. Please let me know any possible issues. Code:-
pom.xml:-
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-18 at 05:17I added the annotation @EnableAutoConfiguration
to AppConfiguration.java
and it started working. The application was not able to determine which type of ServletWebServerFactory
to create. After adding above annotation, it created it for embedded tomcat already present in classpath.
QUESTION
So, i have started learning spring boot and i came across AOP.
I made myself an aspect which looks something like this
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-04 at 11:49Your code in the main
method is doing the wrong things. The SpringApplication.run(MainApp.class, z);
already returns an ApplicationContext
you are constructing it again and only with a part of your configuration. The missing part is the fact that this doesn't have aspectj enabled.
However as you are re-loading an already loaded context don't do that, use Spring Boot in a proper way.
QUESTION
I had been created a jar from my Java project using Eclipse IDE. Then I have added that jar into my spring boot maven project's build path. When I am trying to maven clean and install after adding my custom jar, I can't able to run maven install successfully. I am getting below error,
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-19 at 19:54Can you upload the pom.xml of the SpringBoot Project ? Below is the example. Also make sure the custom jar is in your local maven repository.
Project A pom.xml ( Add the below plugin)
QUESTION
I am trying to get Spring Boot working with Logback and am running into an error/issue that I can't figure out.
To reproduce this issue in its entirety, I created a Spring Boot Example repo on GitHub, but essentially, this is my application.yml
:
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Answered 2017-Jun-15 at 21:14Your application works (web page loads correctly and shows "Greetings from Spring Boot!"), your logging configuration is just a little wonky.
First problem is that you forgot to add the non-rolling file appender to your root logger. Just add "FILE"
to the list at the bottom of logback.groovy
like so:
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