Add auto-configuration for Spring Integration RSocket support #18834
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Fixes spring-projects#18812 To reuse RSocket server auto-configuration in Spring Integration, introduce an `IntegrationAutoConfiguration.IntegrationRSocketConfiguration` based on the `ServerRSocketMessageHandler` from Spring Integration which overrides an `RSocketMessagingAutoConfiguration` when SI is present on classpath. Configure a `ServerRSocketMessageHandler` from SI which is able to handle SI RSocket channel adapters and `@MessageMapping` if configured via new `IntegrationProperties.RSocket.Server.messageMappingEnabled`. Then add a `ServerRSocketConnector` which is based on the provided `ServerRSocketMessageHandler`. Also auto-configure a `ClientRSocketConnector` if `IntegrationProperties.RSocket.Client.port` or `IntegrationProperties.RSocket.Client.uri` configuration properties are present
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Depends on spring-projects/spring-integration#3097 |
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The upstream PR in SI has been merged, so this is ready for review and feedback. While I'm here I have realized that such an integration test I have here with an explicit port for RSocket server could be is not what you would like to see in the auto-configuration module. Let me know how to proceed! Also: do you need some docs on the matter? Thanks |
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Spring integration RSocket support if there is no any Spring Integration RSocket channel adapters * Change `IntegrationAutoConfigurationTests.rsocketSupportEnabled()` to check auto-configured beans instead of integration testing
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Let's look at this for 2.3.0.M2. |
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Fixes #18812
To reuse RSocket server auto-configuration in Spring Integration,
introduce an
IntegrationAutoConfiguration.IntegrationRSocketConfigurationbased on the
ServerRSocketMessageHandlerfrom Spring Integration whichoverrides an
RSocketMessagingAutoConfigurationwhen SI is present onclasspath.
Configure a
ServerRSocketMessageHandlerfrom SI which is able to handleSI RSocket channel adapters and
@MessageMappingif configured vianew
IntegrationProperties.RSocket.Server.messageMappingEnabled.Then add a
ServerRSocketConnectorwhich is based on the providedServerRSocketMessageHandler.Also auto-configure a
ClientRSocketConnectorifIntegrationProperties.RSocket.Client.portorIntegrationProperties.RSocket.Client.uriconfiguration properties arepresent