WebClient is an interface, implementation is the DefaultWebClient object, introduced with Spring WebFlux that allows us to consume the Reactive Web Service. How to create a request and handle a response using the WebClient? Let’s find out in this tutorial. First, I will create a… Read More
MongoDB is one of the database systems that supports the Reactive mechanism through the use of its MongoDB Reactive Streams Java Driver. Together with Spring Data MongoDB, Spring also introduces us to the Spring Data MongoDB Reactive module which helps us minimize repetitive code when… Read More
Spring framework version 5 with support from Java 8 and above, can help us using Functional Programming in Java code. And Spring WebFlux is no exception. We can also build Reactive web applications using Lambda Expression. In this tutorial, I will guide you all how… Read More
As I said in my previous post, we can develop Reactive web applications using @RestController or @Controller annotations in Spring MVC using Spring WebFlux. How is it in detail? We will find out in this tutorial. First, I will create a Spring Boot project with… Read More
Spring framework version 5 has been released along with a new module, Spring WebFlux, with functionality that helps us build Reactive web applications. How is it in detail? In this tutorial, I will introduce you to some basic knowledge about Spring WebFlux! The first thing… Read More
