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Configuration reference

All properties use the prefix jeap.archrepo and are bound by ArchRepoProperties. The only property you normally need to set is url; the rest have sensible defaults.

NameDefaultDescription
jeap.archrepo.url—URL of the archrepo service. If unset, the publisher does nothing at startup. Setting it enables the upload
jeap.archrepo.enabledtrueMaster switch. Set to false to disable the auto-configuration entirely (for example in tests)
jeap.archrepo.oauth-clientarchrepo-clientId of the OAuth2 client registration used to authenticate with the archrepo (see Authentication)
jeap.archrepo.replace-base-server-urltrueReplace the OpenAPI base server URL with the service FQDN before publishing
jeap.archrepo.service-fqdn-propertyaws.services.route53.internal_csp_fqdnName of the environment property holding the service FQDN, used when replace-base-server-url is true

Activation conditions​

The auto-configuration (OpenApiSpecPublisherAutoConfiguration) only kicks in when:

  • an OpenApiResource bean is present (springdoc is on the classpath and enabled), and
  • jeap.archrepo.enabled is true (the default).

The archrepo HTTP client and the publisher beans are only created when jeap.archrepo.url is set, so configuring the URL is what actually turns publishing on.

Example​

jeap:
  archrepo:
    url: https://internal-csp.applicationplatform-{env}.mycompany.ch/applicationplatform-archrepo-service
    # The following are shown with their defaults and only need to be set to override them:
    enabled: true
    oauth-client: archrepo-client
    replace-base-server-url: true
    service-fqdn-property: aws.services.route53.internal_csp_fqdn