spring-boot-maven-plugin

I have a spring-boot project where all integration tests are in separate module which starts the application module using spring-boot-maven-plugin during the integration-test phase and executes the suite against it. This construct worked fine until its been upgraded to 1.4.0.RELEASE. Now I get a ClassNotFoundException . After I checked the "1.4.0" jar structure I figured out that its different than the "1.3.6" one and all the packages are no more on top level but in BOOT-INF etc. folders (see screen shots below) and the class loader can no more find the package defined in the "mainClass". Does

I am using Spring-Boot v1.3.0.M5 with Maven v3.3.3. I used to be able to run my Spring Boot (boot) application from the console with this command. mvn clean package spring-boot:run However, I've had to revise my pom.xml to account for different environment builds. In particular, I am using Maven profiles to modify the properties files of boot application. Now when I run the previously mentioned command, the boot application fails to run and complains with the following exception. Caused by: java.lang.NumberFormatException: For input string: "${MULTIPART.MAXREQUESTSIZE}" I have a properties

Between version 1.3.8.RELEASE of the spring-boot-maven-plugin and version 1.4.0.RELEASE - there has been a change in the generated package structure (if you extract the uber jar file) 1.3.8.RELEASE com, lib, META-INF and org directories 1.4.0.RELEASE has a BOOT-INF, META-INF and org directories Basically from 1.4.0.RELEASE onwards - all the classes and libs are in the BOOT-INF directory. Due to this - when you try to run a Spring Boot project on Amazon Lambda - it says that there is a jar not found as it cannot read the new Spring Boot Uber jar structure My question is - is it possible in the

I'm trying to load properties from pom.xml into application.properties. I want to create two profiles: dev and prod to use different database urls. I'm using Jenkins as CI, in all my apps (Spring MVC mainly, without Boot project) are using maven profiles to deploy to Tomcat. There is any posibility to do this using maven properties? I tried something like that: spring.datasource.url=${jdbc.url} Before you do it, consider externalizing the properties file out of your deployable package. This way you can deploy the same compilation on every environment. It will save your Jenkins some work that