This commit enables compatibility build against Spring Framework 5.
The Velocity and Guava support that are deprecated in the 1.x line have
been removed and few other classes contain minor change to comply to non
backward compatible changes in Spring Framework 5.
This commit also switches the required java version to 8.
Closes gh-6977
Previously, when a Tomcat connector failed to start it was assumed that
the failure was due to the port being in use and a PortInUseException
was thrown. Unfortunately, this assumption doesn’t always hold true.
For example, a Tomcat connector will also fail to start when its using
SSL and the key store password is wrong. This could lead to incorrect
guidance from the PortInUseFailureAnalyzer indicating that a port clash
had occurred when, in fact, it was the SSL configuration that needed to
be corrected.
Unfortunately, Tomcat only tells us that the connector failed to start.
It doesn’t provide access to the exception that would allow us to
determine why it failed to start. This commit updates the embedded
Tomcat container to throw a ConnectorStartFailedException in the event
of a connector failing to start. A new failure analyser,
ConnectorStartFailureAnalyzer, has been introduced to analyse the new
exception and offer some more general guidance.
Closes gh-6896
The default behaviour is unchanged, but it is useful for some applications to be
able to bind without placeholder resolution (e.g. to prevent exposing system
environment variables, if the bound object is being sent over the wire).
Previously, in a war deployment, the web environment’s property sources
were initialized using the servlet context after the application’s
configuration had been read by ConfigFileApplicationListener. This
meant that spring.config.location configured via the servlet context
had no effect.
This commit adds a new ApplicationListener,
ServletContextApplicationListener, that initialises the configurable
web environment’s property sources using the servlet context. It’s
ordered with higher precedence than ConfigFileApplicationListener to
ensure that any properties defined in the servlet context are available
when loading the application’s configuration.
Closes gh-6801
Update `ConfigFileApplicationListener` so that active profiles set in
properties files that overlap with `spring.profiles.default` can still
be set.
Prior to this commit if `spring.profiles.active` happened to specify
a profile name that was also in `spring.profiles.default` it would
not get applied.
Fixes gh-6833
As part of the upgrade, Tomcat now requires a keystore to contain
an X.509 certificate. The two stores used in our tests have been
updated by exporting their private keys and adding them as
certificates. For example:
$ keytool -exportcert -keystore test.jks -alias tomcat > exported
$ keytool -importcert -keystore test.jks -file exported
Closes gh-6703
Closes gh-6657
Add a `FailureAnalyzer` that handles the case where the context does
not start because no candidate bean was found for an `InjectionPoint`.
The implementation inspects the auto-configuration report for beans
that are candidate and output the condition(s) that lead to such beans
to be discarded on startup. If a whole auto-configuration class is
disabled (or excluded), its beans are inspected and candidates are
extracted in a similar way.
This works for both injection by type and by name.
Closes gh-6612
Stephane Nicoll
Johnny Lim
Phillip Webb
Andy Wilkinson
Dave Syer