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Composite metadata is now supported as of M3 (see #22798) with the String route added as a "message/x.rsocket.routing.v0" entry in the composite metadata, plus the option to add more metadata entries. The route is still encoded as a simple String. That needs to be changed when rsocket-core provides an API for that.
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@linux-china, currently we simply take the first tag value. Is this too simplistic perhaps, and is there a more idiomatic way, e.g. one tag with the some name (e.g. "route" or "mapping") + 2nd tag with the actual route value?
Related to spring-projects/spring-framework#23137
The metadata in Spring Messaging for RSockets now supports any
arbitrary objects for setup payload, including composition.
* Switch the `ClientRSocketConnector` to fully delegate to the
`RSocketRequester.Builder` inheriting possible metadata encoding/decoding
in the target `RSocketRequester` implementation
* Turn off a default `dataMimeType` from the `MimeTypeUtils.TEXT_PLAIN`
to the `null` by default relying on the encoder/decoder logic in the
target RSocket wrappers
* Expose more delegating options in the `ClientRSocketConnector`, like
`setupRouteVars`, `setupMetadata`
Composite metadata is now supported as of M3 (see #22798) with the String route added as a
"message/x.rsocket.routing.v0"
entry in the composite metadata, plus the option to add more metadata entries. The route is still encoded as a simple String. That needs to be changed when rsocket-core provides an API for that.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: