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Spring Boot simplifies application development by providing starter dependencies, auto-configuration, and compatibility management. It requires Java 8 or greater and can be initialized without an IDE using the Spring Boot Initializr. Integration with EOS and Propstore is supported, and the document outlines the steps for building, running, and converting web applications.

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Spring Boot

Spring Boot simplifies application development by providing starter dependencies, auto-configuration, and compatibility management. It requires Java 8 or greater and can be initialized without an IDE using the Spring Boot Initializr. Integration with EOS and Propstore is supported, and the document outlines the steps for building, running, and converting web applications.

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Spring Boot
Bootstrap your application development, batteries included!

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© Nomura
Spring Boot

• Spring Boot is the easiest way to launch a new


application and maintain an existing one.
• “Starter” dependencies include all required
dependencies for standard applications
• Curated compatibility of all dependency versions
• Auto configures deployment environment
• Easily override defaults
• Easily snap in to EOS and/or Propstore
Spring Boot minimum requirements

• Java 8 or greater
• Maven 3 or Gradle 4
• Spring 4 or greater
Spring Boot “Initializr”

•Doesn’t require an IDE:


https://start.spring.io
Initializr – Using IntelliJ

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Spring Boot Initializr Generated Project

@SpringBootApplication:
• @Configuration – Designates this as a config class
• @EnableAutoConfiguration – Configures using sensible defaults
• @ComponentScan – Scans classpath for Spring classes
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Starters
• Starter: Curated bills of materials of dependencies and versions, guaranteed to be
compatible.
• All versions are inherited from the parent POM, just specify artifact.
• List of starters https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-boot/tree/master/spring-
boot-project/spring-boot-starters
application.properties/ application.yml
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Build and run
• Build the project as a jar or war, as with any Maven or Gradle build
mvn install
• Jar contains all dependencies

• To execute:
• java –jar spring-boot-demo-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar
• mvn spring-boot:run
• java –cpxxx
com.nomura.demo.springbootdemo.SpringBootDemoApplication
EOS/LPS Integration
• Requires mvn lps plugin

Specify environment specific details


using LPS env placeholders
Propstore Integration
• Add a maven dependency:
<dependency>
<groupId>com.nomura.fid.core</groupId>
<artifactId>propstore-spring-boot-client</artifactId>
<version>2.0.4</version>
</dependency>

• Add a query property in application.properties:


env property

propstore.property.sources=\
property source
propertySourceName=MyProperties,env=dev || \
Propstore query
system=demo,app=my-app,region=eu
Converting a Web App
• Move the webapp dir into main directory (No longer need WEB-INF)

• Add @Controller annotation to the controller class


• Map a suffix property: spring.mvc.view.suffix=.jsp
• Create your RequestMappings:
IntelliJ Settings for Spring Boot Dev Tools
Registry – Ctrl-Shift-A (then enter “registry”)
logging
CommandLineRunner
Execution:
• java –jar SpringBootDemo.jar
• java SpringBootDemoApplication
Ordering @Order(1)
Profiles
Nested profiles
Testing
Propstore
EOS integration

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