. . . . . . . . . 252 This part of the documentation covers support for Servlet-stack web applications built on the Servlet API and deployed to Servlet containers. Individual chapters include Spring Spring MVC, View Technologies, CORS Support, and WebSocket Support. For reactive-stack web applications, see Web on Reactive Stack. 1 Chapter 1. Spring Web MVC Spring Web MVC is the original web framework the ServletContext such that applications can use static methods on RequestContextUtils to look up the WebApplicationContext if they need access to it. For many applications, having a single WebApplicationContext

. . . . . . . . . 176 This part of the documentation covers support for reactive-stack web applications built on a Reactive Streams API to run on non-blocking servers, such as Netty, Undertow, and framework, the reactive WebClient, support for testing, and reactive libraries. For Servlet-stack web applications, see Web on Servlet Stack. 1 Chapter 1. Spring WebFlux The original web framework included spring- webflux) and co-exist side by side in the Spring Framework. Each module is optional. Applications can use one or the other module or, in some cases, both — for example, Spring MVC controllers

file Customizing the restart classloader Known limitations LiveReload Global settings Remote applications Running the remote client application Remote update Remote debug tunnel 21. Packaging your application Logback extensions Profile-specific configuration Environment properties 27. Developing web applications The ‘Spring Web MVC framework’ Spring MVC auto-configuration HttpMessageConverters Custom JSON Monitoring and management over JMX 40. Testing Test scope dependencies Testing Spring applications Testing Spring Boot applications Detecting test configuration Excluding test configuration Working with random

............................................................................ 45 20.5. Remote applications ......................................................................................... 45 ....................................................................... 74 27. Developing web applications ........................................................................................ 75 27 ...... 127 40.2. Testing Spring applications ............................................................................. 127 40.3. Testing Spring Boot applications ................................

file Customizing the restart classloader Known limitations LiveReload Global settings Remote applications Running the remote client application Remote update Remote debug tunnel 21. Packaging your application Logback extensions Profile-specific configuration Environment properties 27. Developing web applications The ‘Spring Web MVC framework’ Spring MVC auto-configuration HttpMessageConverters Custom JSON Monitoring and management over JMX 40. Testing Test scope dependencies Testing Spring applications Testing Spring Boot applications Detecting test configuration Excluding test configuration Working with random

file Customizing the restart classloader Known limitations LiveReload Global settings Remote applications Running the remote client application Remote update 21. Packaging your application for production Logback extensions Profile-specific configuration Environment properties 27. Developing web applications The ‘Spring Web MVC framework’ Spring MVC auto-configuration HttpMessageConverters Custom JSON Monitoring and management over JMX 43. Testing Test scope dependencies Testing Spring applications Testing Spring Boot applications Detecting test configuration Excluding test configuration Working with random

file Customizing the restart classloader Known limitations LiveReload Global settings Remote applications Running the remote client application Remote update 21. Packaging your application for production Logback extensions Profile-specific configuration Environment properties 27. Developing web applications The ‘Spring Web MVC framework’ Spring MVC auto-configuration HttpMessageConverters Custom JSON Monitoring and management over JMX 43. Testing Test scope dependencies Testing Spring applications Testing Spring Boot applications Detecting test configuration Excluding test configuration Working with random

file Customizing the restart classloader Known limitations LiveReload Global settings Remote applications Running the remote client application Remote update Remote debug tunnel 21. Packaging your application Logback extensions Profile-specific configuration Environment properties 27. Developing web applications The ‘Spring Web MVC framework’ Spring MVC auto-configuration HttpMessageConverters Custom JSON Monitoring and management over JMX 41. Testing Test scope dependencies Testing Spring applications Testing Spring Boot applications Detecting test configuration Excluding test configuration Working with random

file Customizing the restart classloader Known limitations LiveReload Global settings Remote applications Running the remote client application Remote update Remote debug tunnel 21. Packaging your application Logback extensions Profile-specific configuration Environment properties 27. Developing web applications The ‘Spring Web MVC framework’ Spring MVC auto-configuration HttpMessageConverters Custom JSON Monitoring and management over JMX 40. Testing Test scope dependencies Testing Spring applications Testing Spring Boot applications Detecting test configuration Excluding test configuration Working with random

............................................................................ 46 20.5. Remote applications ......................................................................................... 46 ....................................................................... 78 27. Developing web applications ........................................................................................ 79 27 ................................................................... 136 40.2. Testing Spring applications ............................................................................. 136 Spring Boot