Package io.mats3.spring

Mats³ Spring integration ("SpringConfig"), supplying a set of annotations including @EnableMats to enable bean scanning for @MatsMapping and @MatsClassMapping annotations, simplifying use of Mats³ in a Spring context.

Class Summary

Class	Description
MatsSpringAnnotationRegistration	The BeanPostProcessor-class specified by the @EnableMats annotation.

Exception Summary

Exception	Description
MatsSpringAnnotationRegistration.MatsSpringConfigException	Thrown if the setup of a Mats Spring endpoint fails.
MatsSpringAnnotationRegistration.MatsSpringInvocationTargetException	Thrown if the invocation of a @MatsMapping or @MatsEndpointSetup annotated method raises InvocationTargetException and the underlying exception is not a RuntimeException.

Annotation Types Summary

Annotation Type	Description
ComponentScanExcludingConfigurationForTest	A simple convenience replacement for @ComponentScan which excludes any configuration classes employing the special @ConfigurationForTest annotation instead of the standard @Configuration annotation.
ConfigurationForTest	An "alias" for the @Configuration annotation which is meant to be used on tests' configuration classes - which then is excluded from component scanning if the component scan is using ComponentScanExcludingConfigurationForTest instead of the ordinary ComponentScan.
Dto	Specifies that the annotated method parameter is an incoming Data Transfer Object.
EnableMats	Enables Mats "SpringConfig", which is bean-scanning for methods on Spring beans annotated with MatsMapping, MatsClassMapping and MatsEndpointSetup, conceptually inspired by the @EnableWebMvc annotation.
MatsClassMapping	A class annotated with this repeatable annotation will become a Mats Endpoint, where an instance of the class itself is the State (STO) object for the Endpoint, and each @Stage-annotated method on the class is a stage of the Endpoint.
MatsClassMapping.MatsClassMappings
MatsClassMapping.Stage	Each method in the class that shall correspond to a Stage on the Mats endpoint must be annotated with this @Stage annotation.
MatsEndpointSetup	NOTE: You should probably use MatsClassMapping or @MatsMapping instead - or otherwise consider plain programmatic registration instead of using this feature as it brings very little convenience compared to pure Java.
MatsEndpointSetup.MatsEndpointSetups
MatsMapping	A method annotated with this repeatable annotation directly becomes a Mats Single-stage Endpoint or a Mats Terminator Endpoint, depending on whether the method specifies a return type, or is void.
MatsMapping.MatsMappings
Sto	Specifies that the annotated method parameter is an incoming State Transfer Object.