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Repository Details

A REST client using Feign for MultiPart file upload. It uses Spring HttpMessageConverters.

Feign Client Test

A Test project that uses Feign to upload Multipart files to a REST endpoint. Since Feign library does not support Multipart requests, I wrote a custom Encoder that enables this feature, using a HttpMessageConverter chain that mimics Spring's RestTemplate.

Multipart Request Types

A few request types are supported at the moment:

  • Simple upload requests: One MultipartFile alongwith some path/query parameters:
interface TestUpload {
    @RequestLine("POST /upload/{folder}")
    public UploadInfo upload(@Param("folder") String folder, @Param("file") MultipartFile file);
}
  • Upload one file & object(s): One MultipartFile alongwith some path/query parameters and one or more JSON-encoded object(s):
interface TestUpload {
    @RequestLine("POST /upload/{folder}")
    public UploadInfo upload(@Param("folder") String folder, @Param("file") MultipartFile file, @Param("metadata") UploadMetadata metadata);
}
  • Upload multiple files & objects: An array of MultipartFile alongwith some path/query parameters and one or more JSON-encoded object(s):
interface TestUpload {
    @RequestLine("POST /uploadArray/{folder}")
    public List<UploadInfo> uploadArray(@Param("folder") String folder, @Param("files") MultipartFile[] files, @Param("metadata") UploadMetadata metadata);
}

In order to build a Multipart file request I had to implement an in-memory version of MultipartFile. This is only for testing purpose, the best thing to do is to write another version that wraps a FileInputStream so you won't load all the file content in memory before uploading it.

Usage

Clone repo and build with maven. Launch ServerMain and then FeignClientMain.