springCloud Gateway 报错：Consider defining a bean of type ‘org.springframework.http.codec.ServerCodec

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网关异常报Consider defining a bean of type 'org.springframework.http.codec.ServerCodec,
要排除其他依赖的spring-boot-starter-web,因为会与spring cloud gateway的webflux冲突。

        <!-- 核心模块,因为我的核心模块引入了spring-boot-starter-web，将其排除  -->
        <dependency>
            <groupId>huluwa</groupId>
            <artifactId>boss-xtrain-core</artifactId>
            <version>${huluwa.version}</version>
            <exclusions>
                <exclusion>
                    <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId>
                    <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-web</artifactId>
                </exclusion>
            </exclusions>
        </dependency>
        
        <!--新增gateway,要排除其他依赖的spring-boot-starter-web,因为会与gateway的webflux冲突
        不排除依赖报Consider defining a bean of type 'org.springframework.http.codec.ServerCodecConfigurer' in your configuration.-->
        <dependency>
            <groupId>org.springframework.cloud</groupId>
            <artifactId>spring-cloud-starter-gateway</artifactId>
        </dependency>

至此，成功解决~

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Monitoring metrics on the dashboard Aggregating Hystrix's streams with Turbine Enabling Turbine Enabling Turbine with streaming Failures and the circuit breaker pattern with Feign Retrying the connection with Ribbon Hystrix's support for Feign Summary Routing and Filtering with API Gateway Using Spring Cloud Netflix Zuul Building a gateway application Integration with service discovery Customizing route configuration Ignoring registered services Explicity set service name  Route definition with the Ribbon client Adding a prefix to the path Connection settings and timeouts Secure headers Management endpoints Providing Hystrix fallback Zuul filters Predefined filters Custom implementations Using Spring Cloud Gateway Enable Spring Cloud Gateway for a project Built-in predicates and filters Gateway for microservices Integration with service discovery Summary Distributed Logging and Tracing Best logging practices for microservices Logging with Spring Boot Centralizing logs with ELK Stack Setting up ELK Stack on the machine Integrating an application with ELK Stack Using LogstashTCPAppender Using AMQP appender and a message broker Spring Cloud Sleuth Integrating Sleuth with an application Searching events using Kibana Integrating Sleuth with Zipkin Running the Zipkin server Building the client application Analyze data with the Zipkin UI Integration via message broker Summary Additional Configuration and Discovery Features Using Spring Cloud Consul Running Consul agent Integration on the client side Service discovery Health check Zones Client settings customization Running in clustered mode Distributed configuration Managing properties in Consul Client customization Watching configuration changes Using Spring Cloud Zookeeper Running Zookeeper Service discovery Client implementation Zookeeper dependencies Distributed configuration Summary Message-Driven Microservices Learning about Spring Cloud Stream Building a messaging system Enabling Spring Cloud Stream Declaring and binding channels Customizing connectivity with the RabbitMQ broker Integration with other Spring Cloud projects The publish/subscribe model Running a sample system Scaling and grouping Running multiple instances Consumer groups Partitioning Configuration options Spring Cloud Stream properties Binding properties The consumer The producer The advanced programming model Producing messages Transformation Consuming messages conditionally Using Apache Kafka Running Kafka Customizing application settings Kafka Streams API support Configuration properties Multiple binders Summary Securing an API Enabling HTTPS for Spring Boot Secure discovery Registering a secure application Serving Eureka over HTTPS Keystore generation Configurating SSL for microservices and Eureka server Secure configuration server Encryption and decryption Configuring authentication for a client and a server Authorization with OAuth2 Introduction to OAuth2 Building an authorization server Client configuration Using the JDBC backend store Inter-service authorization Enabling SSO on the API gateway Summary Testing Java Microservices Testing strategies Testing Spring Boot applications Building the sample application Integration with the database Unit tests Component tests Running tests with an in-memory database Handling HTTP clients and service discovery Implementing sample tests Integration tests Categorizing tests Capturing HTTP traffic Contract tests Using Pact Consumer side Producer side Using Spring Cloud Contract Defining contracts and generating stubs Verifying a contract on the consumer side Scenarios Performance testing Gatling Enabling Gatling Defining the test scenario Running a test scenario Summary Docker Support Introducing Docker Installing Docker Commonly used Docker commands Running and stopping a container Listing and removing containers Pulling and pushing images Building an image Networking Creating a Docker image with microservices Dockerfiles Running containerized microservices Building an image using the Maven plugin Advanced Docker images Continuous Delivery Integrating Jenkins with Docker Building pipelines Working with Kubernetes Concepts and components Running Kubernetes locally via Minikube Deploying an application Maintaining a cluster Summary Spring Microservices on Cloud Platforms Pivotal Cloud Foundry Usage models Preparing the application Deploying the application Using CLI Binding to services Using the Maven plugin Maintenance Accessing deployment details Managing application life cycles Scaling Provisioning brokered services The Heroku platform Deployment methods Using the CLI Connecting to the GitHub repository Docker Container Registry Preparing an application Testing deployments Summary
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