http://www.spring.io Changes in version 3.2.10 (2014-07-15) ___ restored backward compatibility in RestTemplate's messageConverters (SPR-11962) consistent declaration of private static final logger variables with AbstractAnnotationConfigDispatcherServletInitializer (SPR-11357) * provided alternative RestTemplate constructor to avoid default MessageConverter creation (SPR-11351) * handle NoClassDefFoundError (SPR-10885) $ ^{*} $ fixed potential NPE with JaxB2Marshaller (SPR-10828) * fixed potential NPE with RestTemplate (SPR-10848) * fixed potential NPE in AbstractApplicationEventMulticaster (SPR-10945) * fixed

removed MultipartRequest mix in interface again (avoiding a package dependency cycle) * revised RestTemplate method signatures to accept Object values instead of just Strings * revised path variable introduced top-level HTTP support package "org.springframework.http" $ ^{*} $ introduced RestTemplate facility in package "org.springframework.web.client" $ ^{*} $ introduced OXM support

Testing Client Applications You can use client-side tests to test code that internally uses the RestTemplate. The idea is to declare expected requests and to provide "stub" responses so that you following example shows how to do so: Java RestTemplate restTemplate = new RestTemplate(); MockRestServiceServer mockServer = MockRestServiceServer.bindTo(restTemplate).build(); mockServer.expect(requestTo Test code that uses the above RestTemplate ... mockServer.verify(); Kotlin val restTemplate = RestTemplate() val mockServer = MockRestServiceServer.bindTo(restTemplate).build() mockServer.expect(re

Resource Server ..... 95 28.2. Token Type in User Info ..... 96 28.3. Customizing the User Info RestTemplate ..... 96 Client ..... 97 Single Sign On ..... 98 28.4. Actuator Security ..... 99 29. Additional Kafka Properties ..... 131 33. Calling REST services with 'RestTemplate' ..... 133 33.1. RestTemplate customization ..... 133 34. Calling REST services with 'WebClient' 185 53.2. WebFlux metrics ..... 185 WebFlux metric tags ..... 186 53.3. RestTemplate metrics ..... 186 RestTemplate metric tags ..... 186 54. Auditing ..... 188 55. Tracing ..... 189 55.1

OAuth2 Authorization Server Resource Server Token Type in User Info Customizing the User Info RestTemplate Client Single Sign On Actuator Security 29. Working with SQL databases Configure a DataSource Receiving a Message Additional Kafka Properties 33. Calling REST services with 'RestTemplate' RestTemplate customization 34. Calling REST services with 'WebClient' WebClient customization metrics Spring MVC metric tags WebFlux metrics WebFlux metric tags RestTemplate metrics RestTemplate metric tags 54. Auditing 55. Tracing Custom tracing 56. Process monitoring Extend

OAuth2 Authorization Server Resource Server Token Type in User Info Customizing the User Info RestTemplate Client Single Sign On Actuator Security 29. Working with SQL databases Configure a DataSource Support Sending a Message Receiving a Message Additional Kafka Properties 33. Calling REST services RestTemplate customization 34. Validation 35. Sending email 36. Distributed Transactions with JTA Using Thymeleaf 3 75. Jersey Secure Jersey endpoints with Spring Security 76. HTTP clients Configure RestTemplate to use a proxy 77. Logging Configure Logback for logging Configure logback for file only output

Message Receiving a Message Additional Kafka Properties 34. Calling REST Services with RestTemplate RestTemplate Customization 35. Calling REST Services with WebClient WebClient Customization 36. Validation SignalFx Simple StatsD Wavefront Supported Metrics Spring MVC Metrics Spring WebFlux Metrics RestTemplate Metrics Cache Metrics DataSource Metrics RabbitMQ Metrics Registering custom metrics Customizing ViewResolvers 78. Jersey Secure Jersey endpoints with Spring Security 79. HTTP Clients Configure RestTemplate to Use a Proxy 80. Logging Configure Logback for Logging Configure Logback for File-only Output

OAuth2 Authorization Server Resource Server Token Type in User Info Customizing the User Info RestTemplate Client Single Sign On Actuator Security 29. Working with SQL databases Configure a DataSource message AMQP RabbitMQ support Sending a message Receiving a message 33. Calling REST services RestTemplate customization 34. Sending email 35. Distributed Transactions with JTA Using an Atomikos transaction configuration Customize ViewResolvers Velocity Use Thymeleaf 3 72. HTTP clients Configure RestTemplate to use a proxy 73. Logging Configure Logback for logging Configure Log4j for logging Use YAML

Receiving a Message Kafka Streams Additional Kafka Properties 34. Calling REST Services with RestTemplate RestTemplate Customization 35. Calling REST Services with webClient WebClient Runtime WebClient Customization Security 81. Jersey Secure Jersey endpoints with Spring Security 82. HTTP Clients Configure RestTemplate to Use a Proxy 83. Logging Configure Logback for Logging Configure Logback for File-only Output Calling REST Services with RestTemplate If you need to call remote REST services from your application, you can use the Spring Framework's RestTemplate class. Since RestTemplate instances often need to

Config 194 1.11.14. Advanced XML Config 194 1.12. HTTP/2 195 2. REST Clients 196 2.1. RestTemplate 196 2.2. WebClient 196 3. Testing 197 4. WebSockets 198 4.1. Introduction to WebSocket configuration, such as a base URL, encoding preferences, and other details. You can configure RestTemplate and WebClient with a UriBuilderFactory to customize the preparation of URIs. DefaultUriBuilderFactory internally and exposes shared configuration options. The following example shows how to configure a RestTemplate: Java // import org.springframework.web.util.DefaultUriBuilderFactory.EncodingMode; String baseUrl