When I define and call a client method like this:
webClient.get()
.uri(endpoint)
.headers(this::configureHttpHeaders)
.retrieve()
.bodyToMono(String.class)
the retrieve
method gets executed even if I do nothing with the returned Mono.
I would have expected that it only gets called when someone (a subscriber ?) actually want to get data from the Mono.
Why does it get called immediately? How can I change this behaviour?
For more context: in my case I only want it to be executed when CacheFlux onCacheMissResume gets triggered:
Flux<T> defaulValue= client.getStringMono()
.flatMapIterable(mapper::readObjects);
CacheFlux.<String, T>lookup(key -> readFluxFromCache(cacheName, key), cacheKey)
.onCacheMissResume(defaulValue)
.andWriteWith((key, valueSignal) -> writeFluxToCache(cacheName, key, valueSignal))
I think it has to do with what is called hot and cold publishers.
You can read more about them here projectreactor.io/docs/core/release/reference/#reactor.hotCold To transform a hot publisher to a cold publisher you can use the defer
function.
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