Spring SOAP Webservice Consumer/Client example using apache HttpClient5
Spring SOAP Webservice is still using HttpClient implementation, HttpClient 4.x. When I open the Spring WS API for org.springframework.ws.transport.http.HttpComponentsMessageSender to set ConnectionTimeout, it still uses HttpClient 4.x java classes.
But I am looking for Spring SOAP WebService using apache HttpClient5 component classes.
Can someone help here to provide the equivalent example.
Please dont give me old examples.
I am using Java 17, SpringBoot 3.0.1, Spring-ws-core 4.0.0
I referred internet, here are some of the below URLs
https://hc.apache.org/httpcomponents-client-5.2.x/migration-guide/index.html
https://snehapatil02.medium.com/soap-web-service-client-with-spring-boot-3c7034351c46
How to set timeout in Spring WebServiceTemplate
It is still in the works.
If you really want to use it you can always use the ClientHttpRequestMessageSender, which uses the Spring Framework ClientHttpRequest abstraction, which does support Apache Http Client5.
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I am using spring 4.3.0 framework and use spring resttemplate to make restful webservice call. Kindly advise if we can continue to use resttemplate after upgrading Spring 4 to 5 or so.
If we cannot use then what would be the replacement of resttemplate in spring higher version. How can I make restful webservice.
Thank you.
As metioned before you ca use it. We use it with Spring 5.3 as well and hadn't any issue. So just go on. ;)
I would like to use client-certificates to communicate between spring-boot applications. My problem is, that don't know how to configure RestTemplate to use a client-certificate to authenticate against the other application.
If possible i would prefer to solve this problem with the Spring Boot properties instead of writing code - but any solution is better then none.
You are looking to implement a two way SSL authentication. It will have to be supported by whatever ClientHttpRequestFactory is configured in your RestTemplate.
If you use Spring Boot defaults, that is standard javax.net stack, take a look at Spring Boot Client authentication demo. Apache HttpClient and other libraries might require a different setup.
I have a Spring Boot Reactive application using Functional Endpoints ( Kotlin) that uses Spring Cloud Sleuth. I want to customize the response headers to include the trace id. I looked at the manual and saw the section on using the TraceFilter : 1
I tried to do the same using a TraceWebFilter, but it doesn't expose the constructors. Is there a way to implement this customization when using the Reactive Web Framework.
I am using version 2.0.0.M5 for Spring Cloud Sleuth
Thanks in advance!
Please check out the latest master - we've migrated to Brave. You can write your WebFilter that will delegate to TraceWebFilter. Or you can just copy our TraceWebFilter and alter it in the way you need to.
I have been trying to integrate apache camel with Jersey 2.x. Basically, i have some rest api implements using Jersey. For some special requirements, i am forced to use camel routes for representing rest endpoints.
I was searching tutorial, but could not find any.
But, I have found such as Apache camel with Spring boot sample->
and spring-boot-sample-jersey.
I was trying to combining those two. But I am not sure whether it is a right approach or not.
I have found Apache Camel could work well with Apache CXF. But my requirement is to integrate Jersey with Apache Camel.
Could you suggest any idea or tutorials for integrating Jersey with Apache Camel?
Notes: I have checked: Camel-Jersey Integration, which did not fulfill my requirements.
There is no first class camel-jersey component.
However you can call Camel from Jersey in the JAX-RS resource class.
There is a little example here, but its using CXF (not camel-cxf) as the example. But you could do similar with Jersey instead of CXF: https://github.com/camelinaction/camelinaction2/tree/master/chapter10/cxf-rest-camel
Can we integrate Spring XD and Spring MVC, so that we can ingest/process data sent to the REST end point?
We have huge amounts of data collected in a Spring MVC app and are wondering if we could use Spring XD for this.
The http source is a stripped-down http server (based on netty); it is not a full Spring MVC server. For that, you would need a custom source with an embedded tomcat/jetty.
See Artem's comment on this answer for a suggestion about how to embed tomcat in a module.