Spring Boot Rest Client - How to change the underlying HTTP Client

In this tutorial you will learn how to change the Http Client in the new Rest Client. The Rest Client has a fluent and easy to use API that makes communicating with services over HTTP intuitive.
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[@comicalInsan]

please create chapters in your videos. It helps a lot.

[@abdulfatorma348]

Thank you for your tutorial, you are such a great person may God continue to bless you. Please sir make a tutorial on Java Back End with all the topics that will makes someone to become Java back end developer.
Thank you

[@assaduzzaman_dsi]

Nice. Hope to see jwt token propagation.

[@jalsa09life]

Second that! Would love to see a sample of a front end webapp with JWT for user auth instead of spring session

[@sarkar_957]

Hey dan how do you move on with new feature added in each new version of spring boot.
I mean after looking at new release changes you go and understand them/learn them ?

[@Techlovers-daveInTheCloud]

By any chance, do you have an example of spring-boot project native image using web client (looking for the hint registration) ?

[@Nico-ly7lh]

which color theme are you using? Haveing issues reading white on dark, but your template feels like wellness to my eyes

[@SandipChitale]

Nice video
Could you do videos on the following topics:
- How to implement per-request connection and read timeout?
- How to implement complete request and response streaming (success and failure 4xx and 5xx HTTP STatus) with ability to manipulate request and response headers? The body of request and response is to be completely streamed.

[@DanVega]

As far as I know there is no way to do that on a per request basis. Why would you want to do that?

[@foo3234]

@@DanVega Dan.... 99% of comments are from bot accounts, its not a real request.

[@sarkar_957]

@@foo3234 broo 😂😂 really?

[@Muescha]

​ @foo3234 especial that ones with user names with some chars at the start and many numbers on the end are 99% bot accounts

[@siddharthshankarpaul]

Hope OkHttp 5 gets added.

[@francescospampinato3458]

What can be used to mock responses for RestClient in my integration tests?

[@DanVega]

You can use RestClientTest. I have an example here and I'm working on a video for that
github.com/danvega/rest-client-examples/blob/main/src/test/java/dev/danvega/rc/client/PostServiceTest.java

[@gallardofabian]

Thanks for share. Maybe add an example with token, passport how inject With interceptors, etc.

[@MagnusLundvall]

How can we create an insecure RestClient that don't verify SSL/TLS?

[@danilagrishin4201]

In which cases should we use RestTemplate or WebClient or Feign? Thanks!

[@DanVega]

If you are in a Spring MVC app use RestClient if you're in a Webflux app use WebClient.

[@Anbu_Sampath]

how about Spring HTTP Interface Clients?

[@luisr8663]

Which has better performane: Rest Client or Feign Client?

[@Muescha]

can you show the LiveTemplate for the RestClient? (or a link to a gist)

[@Muescha]

Found the answer in the README in your repo rest-client-examples

[@asfakmhmd]

How to add ssl or client side certificates

[@chrispure7461]

How about Oauth2 support?

[@DanVega]

There is nothing built-in but its something we are looking into. Right now you could send a token via a header

[@chrispure7461]

@@DanVega ok. Don't we have to fetch token for ever call then? wish we had refresh token capability butiltin.

[@aliksargsyan2782]

Is RestClient succesor of WebClient ?

[@DanVega]

No. In a Spring MVC blocking application you would usually reach for the RestTemplate unless you brought in Spring Webflux just for the WebClient. The Rest Client gives you a fluent imperative API similar to the Web Client.

[@aliksargsyan2782]

@@DanVega aah ok 👌 thank you dear Dan.