I am trying to use JUnit4 for testing of my project. I have tried using JUnit5 but I cannot get this working either. I am trying to test my account controller at the momemnt. This is the full stack trace of the error I am receving Here is my build.gradle: } This is the version of spring boot I am
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Use public key fingerprint in Java Spring Boot application to solve “The authenticity of host ‘xxxx’ can’t be established”
I have a Java Spring Boot application which is using the spring-integration-sftp dependency to connect to an SFTP server. I get an error The authenticity of host ‘xxxx’ can’t be established and I know this can easily be rid of by setting the sftpSessionFactory.setAllowUnknownKeys(true), but that is not a good practice and I would rather not do that. I have
@PropertySource fails to autowire required class (Spring Boot 2.3.8.RELEASE)
I have the following class I plan on using to autowire an instance of a Spring class named AADAppRoleStatelessAuthenticationFilter: Although the default-integration.yml file is well placed under /resources (no ‘FileNotFoundException’ is thrown), it seems like during the application start-up, Spring, for whatever reason, is not able to read it’s content (or disregards it while trying to initialize aadAppRoleStatelessAuthenticationFilter). It throws
spring security with jwt token returns 401 html page not json
why spring returns 401 html page instead of my custom json api response with error? and what is the best way to fix it (override spring config) security: Filter: so i implemented custom exception handler and filter, and what i need is this type of error that what i get when login fo example, success case to get token is
@JsonProperty not working after springboot upgrade
I recently upgraded my application from Spring Boot 1.5.3 to Spring Boot 2.3.5. One of the feature on UI started breaking and I found while debugging that the json response to UI had changed Original response: New response: having underscores (_) in attribute names It seems that the @JsonProperty is not working. My classes are as below: I tried @JsonCreator(mode
How to scan for annotations in methods only in specific classes using reflection library java?
I have an annotation @API which I assign to all the routes i.e RequestMapping in a controller in java spring.What I want to do is,First scan all the classes in a package that are annotated with @Controller and after scanning all the controller classes,I want only to scan for Methods with annotation @API in only these controller annotated classes. How
Does Lombok’s @AllArgsConstructor Autowire the fields in spring boot automatically?
I am following a YouTube tutorial to build a spring boot application. The person used lombok and so he didn’t had the @Autowired annotation on any field of the class and his code works fine. However when I tried the same, the console shows the service is null. Appropriate code and Output Screenshot attached for reference. } On removing the
Conversion Error on LocalDate attribute when form-data request is sent to a Spring boot application
I send a form-data request from the Postman to a spring application. The LocalDate field in the Spring application as a text field from the form-data. I got a Conversion Error. Field error in object ‘vehicleDto’ on field ‘leasingExpiry’: rejected value [2021-01-01]; codes [typeMismatch.vehicleDto.leasingExpiry,typeMismatch.leasingExpiry,typeMismatch.java.time.LocalDate,typeMismatch]; arguments [org.springframework.context.support.DefaultMessageSourceResolvable: codes [vehicleDto.leasingExpiry,leasingExpiry]; arguments []; default message [leasingExpiry]]; default message [Failed to convert property value
Junit Force to throw Exception on method call
I am trying to throw the exception whenever simpleJdbcCall.execute(namedParameters) called but I see it is not throwing the error, is there something i am missing here ? Here is my class here is my Junit Class Answer When writing spring-boot integration test you should inject the mock beans using @MockBean annotation You can a follow some of the examples here
Getting Picocli to work with Springboot application
I have to convert a large Spring boot application into a flexible CLI tool, where the requests sent by the Spring boot application (among other things) are determined by user input at the command line. I decided to use picocli to implement the command line functionality, however I can’t figure out how to even do something as simple as print