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| 1 | + The following java samples are provided: |
| 2 | + |
| 3 | +* link:spring-boot-sample-simple[spring-boot-sample-simple] |
| 4 | + -- A simple command line application |
| 5 | +* link:spring-boot-sample-tomcat[spring-boot-sample-tomcat] |
| 6 | + -- Embedded Tomcat |
| 7 | +* link:spring-boot-sample-jetty[spring-boot-sample-jetty] |
| 8 | + -- Embedded Jetty |
| 9 | +* link:spring-boot-sample-actuator[spring-boot-sample-actuator] |
| 10 | + -- Simple REST service with production features |
| 11 | +* link:spring-boot-sample-actuator-ui[spring-boot-sample-actuator-ui] |
| 12 | + -- A web UI example with production features |
| 13 | +* link:spring-boot-sample-actuator-ui[spring-boot-sample-actuator-noweb] |
| 14 | + -- A production features sample with no web application |
| 15 | +* link:spring-boot-sample-actuator-ui[spring-boot-sample-actuator-log4j] |
| 16 | + -- A production features sample using log4j for logging (instead of logback) |
| 17 | +* link:spring-boot-sample-web-ui[spring-boot-sample-web-ui] |
| 18 | + -- A thymeleaf web application |
| 19 | +* link:spring-boot-sample-web-static[spring-boot-sample-web-static] |
| 20 | + -- A web application serving static files |
| 21 | +* link:spring-boot-sample-web-freemarker[spring-boot-sample-web-freemarker] |
| 22 | + -- A web application using Freemarker templates |
| 23 | +* link:spring-boot-sample-web-velocity[spring-boot-sample-web-velocity] |
| 24 | + -- A web application using Velocity templates |
| 25 | +* link:spring-boot-sample-web-groovy-templates[spring-boot-sample-web-groovy-templates] |
| 26 | + -- A web application using native Groovy templates |
| 27 | +* link:spring-boot-sample-web-jsp[spring-boot-sample-web-jsp] |
| 28 | + -- A web application using JSP templates |
| 29 | +* link:spring-boot-sample-web-tomcat8-jsp[spring-boot-sample-tomcat8-jsp] |
| 30 | + -- A web application using JSP templates with Tomcat 8 |
| 31 | +* link:spring-boot-sample-web-tomcat-multi-connectors[spring-boot-sample-tomcat-multi-connectors] |
| 32 | + -- A web application using multiple connectors in tomcat, showing how to customize the Tomcat server |
| 33 | +* link:spring-boot-sample-web-secure[spring-boot-sample-web-secure] |
| 34 | + -- A web application with typical Security configuration enabling a login form |
| 35 | +* link:spring-boot-sample-web-method-security[spring-boot-sample-web-method-security] |
| 36 | + -- A web application with Security configuration enabling global method security |
| 37 | +* link:spring-boot-sample-secure[spring-boot-sample-secure] |
| 38 | + -- example showing Spring Security in a non-web application |
| 39 | +* link:spring-boot-sample-servlet[spring-boot-sample-servlet] |
| 40 | + -- example showing a "raw" `Servlet` returning plaintext content |
| 41 | +* link:spring-boot-sample-ws[spring-boot-sample-ws] |
| 42 | + -- A simple contract-first SOAP web service with Spring Web Services |
| 43 | +* link:spring-boot-sample-websocket[spring-boot-sample-websocket] |
| 44 | + -- A web application with Websocket support on the client and server |
| 45 | +* link:spring-boot-sample-flyway[spring-boot-sample-flyway] |
| 46 | + -- Example showing database migrations with Flyway |
| 47 | +* link:spring-boot-sample-liquibase[spring-boot-sample-liquibase] |
| 48 | + -- Example showing database migrations with Liquibase |
| 49 | +* link:spring-boot-sample-amqp[spring-boot-sample-amqp] |
| 50 | + -- Example showing message-oriented application using RabbitMQ |
| 51 | +* link:spring-boot-sample-amqp[spring-boot-sample-hornetq] |
| 52 | + -- Example showing message-oriented application using HornetQ |
| 53 | +* link:spring-boot-sample-batch[spring-boot-sample-batch] |
| 54 | + -- Define and run a Batch job in a few lines of code |
| 55 | +* link:spring-boot-sample-data-jpa[spring-boot-sample-data-jpa] |
| 56 | + -- Spring Data JPA + Hibernate + HSQLDB |
| 57 | +* link:spring-boot-sample-data-mongodb[spring-boot-sample-data-mongodb] |
| 58 | + -- Spring Data Mongo repositories |
| 59 | +* link:spring-boot-sample-data-solr[spring-boot-sample-data-solr] |
| 60 | + -- Spring Data Solr repositories |
| 61 | +* link:spring-boot-sample-data-redis[spring-boot-sample-data-redis] |
| 62 | + -- Simple usage of Spring Data Redis |
| 63 | +* link:spring-boot-sample-data-rest[spring-boot-sample-data-rest] |
| 64 | + -- Crud repositories exposed as REST endpoints |
| 65 | +* link:spring-boot-sample-integration[spring-boot-sample-integration] |
| 66 | + -- A spring integration application |
| 67 | +* link:spring-boot-sample-profile[spring-boot-sample-profile] |
| 68 | + -- example showing Spring's `@profile` support |
| 69 | +* link:spring-boot-sample-parent-context[spring-boot-sample-parent-context] |
| 70 | + -- example showing an `ApplicationContext` with a parent |
| 71 | +* link:spring-boot-sample-aop[spring-boot-sample-aop] |
| 72 | + -- shows explicit usage of Spring AOP |
| 73 | +* link:spring-boot-sample-traditional[spring-boot-sample-traditional] |
| 74 | + -- shows more traditional WAR packaging (but also executable using `java -jar`) |
| 75 | +* link:spring-boot-sample-xml[spring-boot-sample-xml] |
| 76 | + -- Example show how Spring Boot can be mixed with traditional XML configuration (we |
| 77 | + generally recommend using Java `@Configuration` whenever possible) |
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