We’ll demonstrate how to handle exceptions in Feign in a Spring Boot project.
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Greg Martin
Greg has over 20 years of software engineering experience and currently writes analytic code for a cybersecurity company. His main focus is Java but he has worked with many other languages including Perl, Ruby, Scala, and Kotlin. When not coding, Greg likes going to concerts and movies.
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UUID as Entity ID in MongoDB
Filed under Spring Data
Learn to use a UUID as an entity ID in MongoDB.
Handle Spring Security Exceptions With @ExceptionHandler
Filed under Spring Security
Learn to handle Spring Security Exceptions with @ExceptionHandler.
RequestLine with Feign Client
Filed under REST
Learn how to use @RequestLine annotation in Feign client.
Get Keycloak User ID in Spring
Filed under Spring Security
Learn to get the Keycloak user ID in a Spring Boot application.
Single Sign On Solutions for Java Applications
Filed under Security
Learn about some common single sign-on solutions for Java applications.
Common Command-Line Compile Errors in Java
Filed under Java
Learn about some common command-line compile errors in Java.
Getting Started With GraphQL SPQR and Spring Boot
Filed under Spring Boot
Learn about GraphQL SPQR and Spring Boot.
Retrieve Original Message From Feign ErrorDecoder
Filed under REST
Learn to retrieve the original message from Feign ErrorDecoder.