micronaut-spring | A collection of utilities for Spring users of Micronaut | Microservice library
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A collection of utilities for Spring users of Micronaut
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- Registers the bean definitions
- Compute the bean name
- Returns all property sources for a configurable environment
- Registers a bean with the given context
- Intercept the method invocation
- Resolve a transaction attribute
- Map the given annotation to the method
- Returns the meta types
- Destroy a bean
- Returns the root annotation value
- Initialize HTTP headers from the given request
- Map the given annotation
- Returns a bean definition for the specified bean name
- Map endpoint definition
- Map operation annotations
- Map the bean
- Returns the body of the request
- Registers a bean definition
- Map annotations
- Filter the http response
- Performs the actual filtering
- Post initializers
- Intercepts method invocation
- Override getBean
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QUESTION
I'm facing an issue with MongoDB in GraalVm native-image(Micronaut Framework). When I deploy using IDE and .jar all works properly and there are no exceptions at all. When I create a native image using standard Gradle tasks generated by Micronauts launcher ./gradlew dockerBuildNative
and trying to fetch entity from database then MongoClient
is not found.
Here's my gradle.build
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-04 at 07:50Found solution. Docker ignored .properties files and because of that MongoClient bean not create because of missing connection uri. My solution - build native image using graal SDK instead of building inside docker container.
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