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10-06-2014 10:17 AM
Hi,
Two questions on the new spring boot starters for Activiti:
1. Why does
It has an optional dependency on:
Wouldn't it be better to have all this in the other starter:
2. Do these starters indicate that Activity from now on favors Spring Integration above Apache Camel as the integration framework of choice?
Two questions on the new spring boot starters for Activiti:
1. Why does
spring-boot-starter-basic
depend on spring-integration:It has an optional dependency on:
<dependency> <groupId>org.springframework.integration</groupId> <artifactId>spring-integration-java-dsl</artifactId> <version>${spring-integration-java-dsl.version}</version> <optional>true</optional> </dependency>
and contains some spring integration code in org.activiti.spring.integration
Wouldn't it be better to have all this in the other starter:
spring-boot-starter-integration
?2. Do these starters indicate that Activity from now on favors Spring Integration above Apache Camel as the integration framework of choice?
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10-17-2014 06:34 AM
1. Good question, it was like that before first. But the idea with every Spring Boot starter is that they only contain some pom.xml and refer to some basic jar …
2. No. We're agnostic. We like both of them (but Spring is making huge strides forward the last year!)
2. No. We're agnostic. We like both of them (but Spring is making huge strides forward the last year!)
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10-17-2014 11:38 AM
Alright, thanks!
Yeah, I just saw the move to Spring MVC in the latest release. We are using the same for REST services including spring-security, so that is just great!
Yeah, I just saw the move to Spring MVC in the latest release. We are using the same for REST services including spring-security, so that is just great!
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10-20-2014 05:10 AM
Indeed 🙂
We just observed that Spring MVC is currently one of the best Rest choices. Their development is really on the edge of new stuff … so it made sense to switch. Also, all the enterprise Activiti bits are based on Spring MVC too, so it made sense to change it one day.
We just observed that Spring MVC is currently one of the best Rest choices. Their development is really on the edge of new stuff … so it made sense to switch. Also, all the enterprise Activiti bits are based on Spring MVC too, so it made sense to change it one day.
