This commit introduces a new ContentDisposition class designed
to parse and generate Content-Disposition header value as defined
in RFC 2183. It supports the disposition type and the name,
filename (or filename* when encoded according to RFC 5987) and
size parameters.
This new class is usually used thanks to
HttpHeaders#getContentDisposition() and
HttpHeaders#setContentDisposition(ContentDisposition).
Issue: SPR-14408
If the body class is not resolvable from the return type and there is
a body instance we now fall back on the class of the body instance.
Issue: SPR-14877
Prior to this commit, the wrong `HandlerResultHandler` could be
resolved when handling exceptions; this could happen only if the
original handler and exception handler had different signatures:
```
Publisher<String> originalHandler() { ... }
@ExceptionHandler(MyCustomException.class)
ResponseEntity<Mono<String>> handleException() { ... }
```
In that case, the `ResponseBodyResultHandler` would be used when
handling exceptions instead of the `ResponseEntityResultHandler`.
This commit ensures that the `HandlerResult` returned by the exception
handler is used to resolve the `HandlerResultHandler`. The latter will
process the result and use it to write to the HTTP response.
Issue: SPR-14876
This commit adds support for `@ResponseStatus` annotations on reactive
controller methods. `HandlerResultHandler`s implementations now
set the status on the `ServerWebExchange`, if and only if the
invocation of the controller method succeeded.
Issue: SPR-14830
This commits adds a validation check whether the SockJS session type
matches the transport type and rejects requests for which they
don't match.
Issue: SPR-14867
- ScriptedSubscriber has been renamed to Verifier
- The Publisher is passed to create() instead of verify()
- No more need to specify the generic type explicitly
- Version is now sync with reactor-core
Issue: SPR-14800
For SPR-14863 we need to adjust the code generation for OpNE
to use !x.equals(y) rather than x!=y. There are also further
cases in the equalityCheck() code in Operator that were not
being handled in the compilation case (when comparators are
used for example). This latter issue also affects OpEQ.
Rather than add yet more bytecode generation, both OpNE and
OpEQ generateCode() methods have been simplified. The
generated code now delegates to equalityCheck() in Operator
which is exactly what the interpreted case does.
This ensures that the compiled code continues to behave just
like the interpreted case. It ensures changes to the interpreted
case are automatically picked up for the compiled case. It
makes the bytecode generation simpler.
The benefit of compilation of SpEL expressions is to avoid
slow reflective calls - that doesn't apply for a basic
(in)equality test so there is no need to go crazy in bytecode
gen.
Issue: SPR-14863
The method to access the Principal from the ServerWebExchange is now
a Mono<Principal> (rather than Optional<Principal>).
There is also support for Principal as a controller method argument.
Issue: SPR-14680, SPR-14865
Juergen Hoeller