This commit adds auto-configuration for the generic AMQP 1.0 client
in Spring AMQP 4.1, using Qpid ProtonJ. Support for connection factory,
client and listener endpoints are available.
The "spring.amqp" namespace exposes settings to connect to an AMQP 1.0
compliant broker and customize client and listeners settings. Docker
compose and testcontainers support using RabbitMQ, ActiveMQ, and Artemis
have been added too.
Closes gh-49678
Now that Spring AMQP supports AMQP 1.0 as well, we need to straighten
out our existing support. AMQP 0.9 is RabbitMQ specific, so we can no
longer refer it to "amqp". This commit migrates the existing support
to spring-boot-rabbitmq and renames the starters as well.
For continuity, users should migrate from "spring-boot-starter-amqp"
to "spring-boot-starter-rabbitmq". While the root package has been
changed for consistency, most names are the same, including
configuration properties still in the "spring.rabbitmq" namespace.
Keys to configure the version of the RabbitMQ clients have migrated to
'rabbitmq.client' and 'rabbitmq.stream.client' respectively.
Closes gh-49677
* srikanthgollapudi-archunit-config-properties-style:
Polish contribution
Harmonize use of Collections and Maps in configuration properties
Closes gh-50367
`LogbackLoggingSystem` and `Log4J2LoggingSystem` install a JUL bridge
handler only when the application is not already managing `java.util.logging`.
However, `cleanUp()` removed the bridge handler whenever the bridge class
was present on the classpath, so Spring Boot uninstalled a bridge handler
that an application had installed and managed itself.
Track whether the bridge handler was installed by Spring Boot and only
remove it during cleanup when that is the case.
See gh-50779
Signed-off-by: dhruv-15-03 <dhruvrastogi2004@gmail.com>
Previously, the `entityManagerFactoryBuilder` bean method injected a
`Map<String, AsyncTaskExecutor>` to determine the fallback executor used
for background JPA bootstrapping. A `Map` parameter is resolved eagerly,
so this forced early initialization of every `AsyncTaskExecutor` bean
whenever the builder was created, even when background bootstrapping was
not in use. When an `AsyncTaskExecutor` directly or transitively
depended on the `EntityManagerFactory`, this resulted in a
`BeanCurrentlyInCreationException`.
The fallback executor is now resolved lazily.
`EntityManagerFactoryBuilder` holds a `Supplier` that is only invoked
when background bootstrapping is actually required, and the executor is
then looked up from the `BeanFactory` rather than eagerly injected. A
new `Supplier`-based constructor is added for this purpose; the existing
constructor that accepts an `AsyncTaskExecutor` is retained and
delegates to it.
The same eager `Map<String, AsyncTaskExecutor>` injection, along with an
unused private method, is also removed from
`DataJpaRepositoriesAutoConfiguration`.
See gh-50801
Signed-off-by: Ns <397827222@qq.com>
Stéphane Nicoll
sourabh bhattacharjee
Eddú Meléndez
gichanGim
Stefano Cordio
Venkata Naga Sai Srikanth Gollapudi
zxuhan7
Andy Wilkinson
dhruv-15-03
Ns
Yanming Zhou