RequestContextFilter, that should work with the modified and not the original request. There are security considerations for forwarded headers since an application cannot know if the headers were added by a proxy annotation. This is a best practice and the recommended solution for regressions encountered in a 5.3 upgrade. Alternatively, you may specifically handle e.g. the resulting MissingPathVariableException model perspective, there is nothing specific that applications need to do. However, there are considerations related to server configuration. For more details, see the HTTP/2 wiki page. The Servlet

with the name forwardedHeaderTransformer, it will be detected and used. There are security considerations for forwarded headers, since an application cannot know if the headers were added by a proxy MVC HTTP/2 is supported with Reactor Netty, Tomcat, Jetty, and Undertow. However, there are considerations related to server configuration. For more details, see the HTTP/2 wiki page. 125 Chapter 2 firewall rules. A WebSocket interaction begins with an HTTP request that uses the HTTP Upgrade header to upgrade or, in this case, to switch to the WebSocket protocol. The following example shows such

Relational Mapping (ORM) Data Access Introduction to ORM with Spring General ORM integration considerations Resource and transaction management Exception translation Hibernate SessionFactory setup in configuration Client-side configuration AMQP Auto-detection is not implemented for remote interfaces Considerations when choosing a technology Accessing RESTful services on the client RestTemplate Working with entire 4.3.x line, we require an upgrade to JDK 7 or higher for any further support beyond this point: in particular for JDK 6 specific bug fixes or other issues where an upgrade to JDK 7 addresses the problem

......................................................... 448 20.2. General ORM integration considerations ......................................................... 449 Resource and transaction management Auto-detection is not implemented for remote interfaces ................................... 683 28.9. Considerations when choosing a technology .................................................... 683 28.10. Accessing entire 4.3.x line, we require an upgrade to JDK 7 or higher for any further support beyond this point: in particular for JDK 6 specific bug fixes or other issues where an upgrade to JDK 7 addresses the problem

Relational Mapping (ORM) Data Access Introduction to ORM with Spring General ORM integration considerations Resource and transaction management Exception translation Hibernate SessionFactory setup in a WebSocketHandler Customizing the WebSocket Handshake WebSocketHandler Decoration Deployment Considerations Configuring the WebSocket Engine Configuring allowed origins SockJS Fallback Options Overview configuration Client-side configuration AMQP Auto-detection is not implemented for remote interfaces Considerations when choosing a technology Accessing RESTful services on the Client RestTemplate Working with

......................................................... 440 20.2. General ORM integration considerations ......................................................... 441 Resource and transaction management Decoration ........................................................................ 626 Deployment Considerations ............................................................................. 626 Configuring Auto-detection is not implemented for remote interfaces ................................... 673 28.9. Considerations when choosing a technology .................................................... 673 28.10. Accessing

not implemented for remote interfaces ............................................... 415 17.8. Considerations when choosing a technology ................................................................. configuration conveniences and performance improvements that Spring 2.5 has to offer. Whether an upgrade from Spring 1.2.x will be as seamless depends on how much of the Spring APIs you are using in your configuration (which references the 2.0/2.5 DTD or XSD). Bear in mind that you are not forced to upgrade your XML configuration should you choose to drop in the Spring 2.5 libraries. 2.7.1. Changes For

not implemented for remote interfaces ............................................... 354 17.8. Considerations when choosing a technology ................................................................. directory structure. The keyword from the last sentence was of course the “should”. Whether the upgrade is seamless or not depends on how much of the Spring APIs you are using in your code. Spring 2.0 2.0 configuration (which references the 2.0 DTD or XSD). Bear in mind that you are not forced to upgrade your XML configuration should you choose to drop in the Spring 2.0 libraries. 2.7.1. Changes For

not implemented for remote interfaces ............................................... 350 17.8. Considerations when choosing a technology ................................................................. directory structure. The keyword from the last sentence was of course the “should”. Whether the upgrade is seamless or not depends on how much of the Spring APIs you are using in your code. Spring 2.0 2.0 configuration (which references the 2.0 DTD or XSD). Bear in mind that you are not forced to upgrade your XML configuration should you choose to drop in the Spring 2.0 libraries. 2.7.1. Changes For

not implemented for remote interfaces ............................................... 340 17.8. Considerations when choosing a technology ................................................................. directory structure. The keyword from the last sentence was of course the “should”. Whether the upgrade is seamless or not depends on how much of the Spring APIs you are using in your code. Spring 2.0 2.0 configuration (which references the 2.0 DTD or XSD). Bear in mind that you are not forced to upgrade your XML configuration should you choose to drop in the Spring 2.0 libraries. 2.7.1. Changes For