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I'm suspecting there is an issue with your dependencies. If you're using Webflux it should be using Netty. |
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On going through the Gettting Started Guide at https://netflix.github.io/dgs/getting-started/#adding-the-dgs-framework-dependency , I did not see any mention of Spring WebFlux.
So Internally when using graphql-dgs-webflux-starter, it is still using Tomcat Web Container instead of Netty (as used in Spring Web Flux) .
Is this the correct intention , If yes is there any way we can use Netty as underlying Http communication layer instead of Tomcat?
Also apparently I am not able to load http:/localhost:8080/graphiql when using webflux dependency , it works when i use the graphql-dgs-spring-boot-starter . Do we need to do anything else as nothing is mentioned in the Getting Started Guide about this.
I am using Java 11 + Maven + Spring Boot 2.5
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