This commit expands the support of PooledConnectionFactory so that
binding the third party object is no longer necessary. All 3rd party
properties are now deprecated in favour of our explicit support.
The main reason behind this change is that a `connection-factory` and
`properties` property were exposed. The former is used to set the
`ConnectionFactory` and makes no sense as a key. The latter is
rebuilding the underlying `ActiveMQConnectionFactory` at each call
without reusing any existing settings.
Closes gh-9837
PR #7672 Added support for arbitrary common properties.
However, Kafka emits a warning if a producer configuration contains
properties intended only for consumers, and vice versa.
The documentation showed a sample of how to write code to configure
arbitrary properties but this is inconvenient.
Add arbitrary properties to the consumer and procucer configs.
See gh-9775
This commit adds new reference documentation sections about WebFlux
support in Spring Boot:
* Support for multiple HTTP servers (gh-8403)
* `CodecCustomizer` and JSON codecs (gh-8897, gh-9166)
* `WebClient.Builder` auto-configuration (gh-9522)
* Tests with `@WebFluxTest` (gh-8401)
* `WebTestClient` auto-configuration (gh-8399)
* Support for Thymeleafi and Mustache templating (gh-8124, gh-8648)
* Choose another HTTP server with WebFlux (closes gh-9690)
Now that Google actually supports arbitrary docker container
execution in app engine, we can provide some more guidance
on how to use it in the "deployment" section.
Closes gh-9585
Elastic have announced [1] that embedded Elasticsearch is no longer
supported. This commit brings us into line with that announcement by
removing the auto-configuration that would create an Elasticsearch
Node and NodeClient.
To use the Elasticsearch auto-configuration, a user must now provide
the address of one or more cluster nodes
(via the spring.elastisearch.cluster-nodes property) which will then
be used to create a TransportClient.
See gh-9374
[1] https://www.elastic.co/blog/elasticsearch-the-server
