This version is still in development and is not considered stable yet. For the latest stable version, please use Spring Modulith 1.3.0! |
Appendix
Appendix A: Spring Modulith Configuration Properties
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The strategy to be applied to detect application modules.
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Whether to enable event externalization. |
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Whether to initialize the JDBC event publication schema. |
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Whether to automatically enable transactions for MongoDB. Requires the database to be run with a replica set. |
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Whether to create indexes on the . |
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The granularity of events to publish. ( |
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The timezone of the dates for the events being published. |
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Whether to republish outstanding event publications on restarts of the application. Usually not recommended in multi-instance deployments as other instances might still be processing events. |
Appendix B: Spring Modulith modules
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A Spring Boot actuator to expose the application module structure via an actuator. |
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The abstractions to be used in your production code to customize Spring Modulith’s default behavior. |
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The core application module model and API. |
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Event externalization support for AMQP. |
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API to customize the event features of Spring Modulith. |
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The core implementation of the event publication registry as well as the integration abstractions |
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A Jackson-based implementation of the |
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A JDBC-based implementation of the |
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Event externalization support for JMS. |
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A JPA-based implementation of the |
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Event externalization support for Kafka. |
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A MongoDB-based implementation of the |
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Test execution optimizations based on the application module structure. Find more details here. |
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The Passage of Time events implementation described here. |
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Appendix C: Event publication registry schemas
The JDBC-based event publication registry support expects the following database schemas to be present in the database.
If you would like Spring Modulith to create the schema for you, set the application property spring.modulith.events.jdbc-schema-initialization.enabled
to true
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H2
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS EVENT_PUBLICATION
(
ID UUID NOT NULL,
COMPLETION_DATE TIMESTAMP(9) WITH TIME ZONE,
EVENT_TYPE VARCHAR(512) NOT NULL,
LISTENER_ID VARCHAR(512) NOT NULL,
PUBLICATION_DATE TIMESTAMP(9) WITH TIME ZONE NOT NULL,
SERIALIZED_EVENT VARCHAR(4000) NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (ID)
);
CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS EVENT_PUBLICATION_BY_LISTENER_ID_AND_SERIALIZED_EVENT_IDX ON EVENT_PUBLICATION (LISTENER_ID, SERIALIZED_EVENT);
CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS EVENT_PUBLICATION_BY_COMPLETION_DATE_IDX ON EVENT_PUBLICATION (COMPLETION_DATE);
HSQLDB
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS EVENT_PUBLICATION
(
ID UUID NOT NULL,
COMPLETION_DATE TIMESTAMP(9),
EVENT_TYPE VARCHAR(512) NOT NULL,
LISTENER_ID VARCHAR(512) NOT NULL,
PUBLICATION_DATE TIMESTAMP(9) NOT NULL,
SERIALIZED_EVENT VARCHAR(4000) NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (ID)
);
CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS EVENT_PUBLICATION_BY_LISTENER_ID_AND_SERIALIZED_EVENT_IDX ON EVENT_PUBLICATION (LISTENER_ID, SERIALIZED_EVENT);
CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS EVENT_PUBLICATION_BY_COMPLETION_DATE_IDX ON EVENT_PUBLICATION (COMPLETION_DATE);
MySQL
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS EVENT_PUBLICATION
(
ID VARCHAR(36) NOT NULL,
LISTENER_ID VARCHAR(512) NOT NULL,
EVENT_TYPE VARCHAR(512) NOT NULL,
SERIALIZED_EVENT VARCHAR(4000) NOT NULL,
PUBLICATION_DATE TIMESTAMP(6) NOT NULL,
COMPLETION_DATE TIMESTAMP(6) DEFAULT NULL NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (ID),
INDEX EVENT_PUBLICATION_BY_COMPLETION_DATE_IDX (COMPLETION_DATE)
);
PostgreSQL
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS event_publication
(
id UUID NOT NULL,
listener_id TEXT NOT NULL,
event_type TEXT NOT NULL,
serialized_event TEXT NOT NULL,
publication_date TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE NOT NULL,
completion_date TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE,
PRIMARY KEY (id)
);
CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS event_publication_serialized_event_hash_idx ON event_publication USING hash(serialized_event);
CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS event_publication_by_completion_date_idx ON event_publication (completion_date);
Appendix D: Migrating from Moduliths
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o.m.model.Modules
has been renamed too.s.m.model.ApplicationModules
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o.m.model.ModuleDetectionStrategy
has been renamed too.s.m.model.ApplicationModuleDetectionStrategy
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@o.m.test.ModuleTest
has been renamed to@o.s.m.test.ApplicationModuleTest
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o.m.docs.Documenter.Options
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The diagram style of component diagrams now defaults to
DiagramStyle.C4
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The module canvas hides non exposed types by default. To include application-module-internal types in the canvas, configure
CanvasOptions
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The output folder for component diagrams and application module canvases has moved from
moduliths-docs
tospring-modulith-docs
located in your build’s target folder (such astarget
for Maven).