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Spis treści

Spring Boot: Up and Running eBook -- spis treści

• Preface
  • Welcome
  • Conventions Used in This Book
  • Using Code Examples
  • OReilly Online Learning
  • How to Contact Us
  • Acknowledgments
• 1. Spring Boot in a Nutshell
  • Spring Boots Three Foundational Features
    • Starters for Simplified Dependency Management
    • Executable JARs for Simplified Deployment
    • Autoconfiguration
  • Summary
• 2. Choosing Your Tools and Getting Started
  • Maven or Gradle?
    • Apache Maven
    • Gradle
    • Choosing Between Maven and Gradle
  • Java or Kotlin?
    • Java
    • Kotlin
    • Choosing Between Java and Kotlin
  • Choosing a Version of Spring Boot
  • The Spring Initializr
  • Straight Outta Commandline
  • Staying In Integrated Development Environments (IDEs)
  • Cruising Down main()
  • Summary
• 3. Creating Your First Spring Boot REST API
  • The Hows and Whys of APIs
  • What Is REST, and Why Does It Matter?
  • Your API, HTTP Verb Style
    • Back to the Initializr
    • Creating a Simple Domain
  • GET-ting
    • @RestController in a Nutshell
      • Lets GET Busy
    • POST-ing
    • PUT-ting
    • DELETE-ing
    • And More
  • Trust, but Verify
  • Summary
• 4. Adding Database Access to Your Spring Boot App
  • Priming Autoconfig for Database Access
  • What Do We Hope to Gain?
    • Adding a Database Dependency
    • Adding Code
      • The @Entity
      • The Repository
      • The utility, aka Springing into action
  • Saving and Retrieving Data
  • A Bit of Polishing
  • Summary
• 5. Configuring and Inspecting Your Spring Boot App
  • Application Configuration
    • @Value
    • @ConfigurationProperties
    • Potential Third-Party Option
  • Autoconfiguration Report
  • Actuator
    • Getting Actuator to Open Up
    • Becoming More Environmentally Aware Using Actuator
    • Turning Up the Volume on Logging with Actuator
  • Summary
• 6. Really Digging into Data
  • Defining Entities
  • Template Support
  • Repository Support
  • @Before
  • Creating a Template-Based Service Using Redis
    • Initializing the Project
    • Developing the Redis Service
      • Defining the domain class
      • Adding template support
      • Bringing it all together
      • The results
  • Converting from Template to Repository
  • Creating a Repository-Based Service Using the Java Persistence API (JPA)
    • Initializing the Project
    • Developing the JPA (MySQL) Service
      • Defining the domain class
      • Creating the repository interface
      • Bringing it all together
        • Polling PlaneFinder
        • Connecting to MariaDB/MySQL
      • The results
    • Loading Data
      • API- or database-specific scripts
        • Creating and populating with scripts
      • Populating the database using the applications repository
      • Other mechanisms
  • Creating a Repository-Based Service Using a NoSQL Document Database
    • Initializing the Project
    • Developing the MongoDB Service
      • Defining the domain class
      • Creating the repository interface
      • Bringing it all together
        • Polling PlaneFinder
      • The results
  • Creating a Repository-Based Service Using a NoSQL Graph Database
    • Initializing the Project
    • Developing the Neo4j Service
      • Defining the domain class
      • Creating the repository interface
      • Bringing it all together
        • Polling PlaneFinder
        • Connecting to Neo4j
      • The results
  • Summary
• 7. Creating Applications Using Spring MVC
  • Spring MVC: What Does It Mean?
  • End User Interactions Using Template Engines
    • Initializing the Project
    • Developing the Aircraft Positions Application
      • Defining the domain class
      • Creating the repository interface
      • Working with Model and Controller
      • Creating the requisite View files
      • The results
      • A refreshing flourish
  • Passing Messages
    • Powering Up PlaneFinder
      • Required dependencies
      • Supplying aircraft positions
      • Application properties
    • Extending the Aircraft Positions Application
      • Required dependencies
      • Consuming aircraft positions
      • Application properties
      • Contacting the Controller
      • The results
  • Creating Conversations with WebSocket
    • What Is WebSocket?
    • Refactoring the Aircraft Positions Application
      • Additional dependencies
      • Handling WebSocket connections and messages
      • Broadcasting aircraft positions to WebSocket connections
      • WebSocket in back, WebSocket in front
      • The results
  • Summary
• 8. Reactive Programming with Project Reactor and Spring WebFlux
  • Introduction to Reactive Programming
  • Project Reactor
  • Tomcat versus Netty
  • Reactive Data Access
    • R2DBC with H2
      • Updating PlaneFinder
      • Updating the Aircraft Positions application
  • Reactive Thymeleaf
  • RSocket for Fully Reactive Interprocess Communication
    • What Is RSocket?
    • Putting RSocket to Work
      • Migrating PlaneFinder to RSocket
      • Migrating Aircraft Positions to RSocket
  • Summary
• 9. Testing Spring Boot Applications for Increased Production Readiness
  • Unit Testing
  • Introducing @SpringBootTest
    • Important Unit Tests for the Aircraft Positions Application
    • Refactoring for Better Testing
      • Revisiting the code to isolate behavior
      • Refining the test
  • Testing Slices
  • Summary
• 10. Securing Your Spring Boot Application
  • Authentication and Authorization
    • Authentication
    • Authorization
  • Spring Security in a Nutshell
    • The HTTP Firewall
    • Security Filter Chains
    • Request and Response Headers
  • Implementing Forms-Based Authentication and Authorization with Spring Security
    • Adding Spring Security Dependencies
    • Adding Authentication
    • Authorization
  • Implementing OpenID Connect and OAuth2 for Authentication and Authorization
    • Aircraft Positions Client Application
      • Adding OpenID Connect and OAuth2 dependencies to Aircraft Positions
      • Refactoring Aircraft Positions for authentication and authorization
    • PlaneFinder Resource Server
      • Adding OpenID Connect and OAuth2 Dependencies to Aircraft Positions
      • Refactoring PlaneFinder for resource authorization
  • Summary
• 11. Deploying Your Spring Boot Application
  • Revisiting the Spring Boot Executable JAR
    • Building a Fully Executable Spring Boot JAR
    • What Does It Mean?
  • Exploding JARs
  • Deploying Spring Boot Applications to Containers
    • Creating a Container Image from an IDE
    • Creating a Container Image from the Command Line
    • Verifying the Image Exists
    • Running the Containerized Application
  • Utilities for Examining Spring Boot Application Container Images
    • Pack
    • Dive
  • Summary
• 12. Going Deeper with Reactive
  • When Reactive?
  • Testing Reactive Applications
    • But First, Refactoring
    • And Now, the Testing
      • Test for retrieving all aircraft positions
      • Testing Aircraft Positions search capabilities
  • Diagnosing and Debugging Reactive Applications
    • Hooks.onOperatorDebug()
    • Checkpoints
    • ReactorDebugAgent.init()
  • Summary
• Index