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| Regardless whether you choose to use Micronaut’s HTTP server, you may wish to use the Micronaut HTTP client in your application since it is a feature-rich client implementation. |
7 The HTTP Client
- 1 Introduction
- 3 Inversion of Control
- 3.1 Defining Beans
- 3.2 How Does it Work?
- 3.3 The BeanContext
- 3.4 Injectable Container Types
- 3.5 Bean Qualifiers
- 3.6 Scopes
- 3.7 Bean Factories
- 3.8 Conditional Beans
- 3.9 Bean Replacement
- 3.10 Bean Configurations
- 3.11 Life-Cycle Methods
- 3.12 Context Events
- 3.13 Bean Events
- 3.14 Bean Introspection
- 3.15 Bean Validation
- 3.16 Bean Annotation Metadata
- 3.17 Micronaut Beans And Spring
- 3.18 Android Support
- 7 The HTTP Client
- 7.1 Using the Low-Level HTTP Client
- 7.2 Proxying Requests with ProxyHttpClient
- 7.3 Declarative HTTP Clients with @Client
- 7.4 HTTP Client Filters
- 7.5 HTTP Client Sample
- 8 Cloud Native Features
- 8.1 Cloud Configuration
- Using Cloud Instance Metadata
- 8.1.1 Distributed Configuration
- 8.1.2 HashiCorp Consul Support
- Starting Consul
- Enabling Distributed Configuration with Consul
- Storing Configuration as Key/Value Pairs
- Storing Configuration in YAML, JSON etc.
- Storing Configuration as File References
- 8.1.3 HashiCorp Vault Support
- 8.1.4 Spring Cloud Config Support
- 8.1.5 AWS Parameter Store Support
- 8.1.6 Oracle Cloud Vault Support
- 8.2 Service Discovery
- 8.3 Client Side Load Balancing
- 8.4 Distributed Tracing
- Jaeger Configuration
- 8.1 Cloud Configuration
- 2 Quick Start
- 9 Serverless Functions
- 10 Message-Driven Microservices
- 11 Standalone Command Line Applications
- 12 Configurations
- 12.1 Configurations for Reactive Programming
- 12.2 Configurations for Data Access
- 12.2.9 Configuring Flyway
- 13 Language Support
- 15 Security
- 17 Micronaut CLI
- 18 Appendices
- 4 Application Configuration
- 5 Aspect Oriented Programming
- 6 The HTTP Server
- 6.5 Host Resolution
- 6.6 Client IP Address
- 6.7 The HttpRequest and HttpResponse
- 6.8 Response Status
- 6.9 Response Content-Type
- 6.10 Accepted Request Content-Type
- 6.11 Reactive HTTP Request Processing
- 6.12 JSON Binding with Jackson
- 6.13 Data Validation
- 6.14 Serving Static Resources
- 6.15 Error Handling
- 6.16 API Versioning
- 6.17 Handling Form Data
- 6.18 Writing Response Data
- 6.19 File Uploads
- 6.20 File Transfers
- 6.21 HTTP Filters
- 6.22 HTTP Sessions
- 6.23 Server Sent Events
- 6.24 WebSocket Support
- 6.25 HTTP/2 Support
- 6.26 Server Events
- 6.27 Configuring the HTTP Server
- 6.28 Server Side View Rendering
- 6.29 OpenAPI / Swagger Support
- 6.30 GraphQL Support
- 6.1 Running the Embedded Server
- 6.2 Running Server on a Specific Port
- 6.3 HTTP Routing
- 6.4 Simple Request Binding
- 16 Multi-Tenancy
- 14 Management & Monitoring
- 14.1 Creating Endpoints
- 14.2 Built-In Endpoints
- Getting information about a particular PropertySource
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