Spring Boot: How to Create Reactive Repositories With MongoDB
The other tutorials on this subject left a little bit to be desired.
Spring WebFlux: Handling WebClient Errors With onStatus()
Let's face it: sometimes you're not always going to get an OK response from a downstream service. And your code needs to handle that situation.
Spring WebFlux: How to Set Request Parameters With WebClient
Sometimes you need to send REST requests with query parameters from a Spring Boot application context. Fortunately, you can easily do that with WebClient.
Spring WebFlux: How to Handle Empty Responses
I can't believe how hard it is to find an answer to this question online. So I'm writing an article about it.
Spring WebFlux: Simple Retry Strategies With WebClient
It's often the case with REST requests that you don't get a good response on the first try. Fortunately, you can implement a retry strategy with the Spring WebFlux WebClient API.
Spring WebFlux: How to Handle Errors With WebClient
Let's face it: sometimes you don't always get the response that you're expecting. And when you're using the Spring WebFlux WebClient interface to make a request, you need to handle those error conditions.
Spring WebFlux: How to Log Responses With WebClient
You can use a Spring WebFlux WebClient builder to log responses as well as requests. And it ain't too tricky, either.
Spring WebFlux: How to Log Requests With WebClient
The Spring WebFlux WebClient interface enables you to handle web requests from service to service. But you're going to need to take extra steps if you want detailed logging.