Release Notes

Stop your Synapse instance.

Replace your previous axonsynapse-*.jar file with the new one from the distribution package.

Start your Synapse instance.

Event handler batching no longer sends one-sized batches, except for the first batch.

Message identifier, payload revision and metadata are correctly propagated for queries and query responses.

A query message handler isn’t required to return a body anymore.

Axon Server connections are closed only after an inactivity timeout. This fixes an observable race condition.

Returned error body doesn’t follow its OpenApi specification.

Stop your Synapse instance.

Replace your previous axonsynapse-*.jar file with the new one from the distribution package.

Start your Synapse instance.

A command handler follows the concurrent execution restriction from the maxConcurrency attribute. The concurrency attribute is deprecated in favor of the maxConcurrency.

The event.handler.threads property is deprecated and has no effect anymore.

An Axon Server authorization token passed in the X-API-KEY header is uniformly propagated to Axon Server for all message types (event, command, and query) and message representations (payload as body and message as body).

The synapse.auth.enabled property is no longer required to send a message with an authorization token in the X-API-KEY header.

A potential StackOverflowError, which could occur during a reconnection to Axon Server, is fixed.

Returned error body doesn’t follow its OpenApi specification.

Stop your Synapse instance.

Replace your previous axonsynapse-*.jar file with the new one from the distribution package.

Start your Synapse instance.

Query defaults to java.lang.Object for the responseType.

Synapse doesn’t require the Axon Server to run during the startup.

Synapse doesn’t initiate multiple synapse-storage connections to Axon Server when the original connection breaks.

Fixed the issue of an event handler not always publishing processor information.

Deleting a non-existing handler returns 204 No Content.

Referencing a non-existent clientAuthenticationId or serverAuthenticationId returns 400 Bad Request.

Exposing he first and last token of a context at the /v1/contexts/{context}/events endpoint.

The dateTime of a message sent to a message handler follows the format of ISO 8601.

A command message handler isn’t required to return a body anymore.

Configure the Content-Type header for an event list handler to application/json through the property synapse.http.handlers.event.list.content-type=application-json.

Payload revision is correctly propagated from a command response to the sender.

Synapse supports the optional header AxonIQ-MessageId for specifying a message identifier for raw messages.

Routing key is correctly propagated to command handlers.

Context endpoint doesn’t return Axon Server internal contexts starting with the _ anymore.

The endpoint /actuator/info provides the Synapse version.

Resume event streaming to event handlers after Axon Server reconnection.

Synapse is available as a docker image at axoniq/synapse.

Returned error body doesn’t follow its OpenApi specification.

Stop your Synapse instance.

Replace your previous axonsynapse-*.jar file with the new one from the distribution package.

Start your Synapse instance.

Share Axon Server-based configuration storage among all Synapse instances.

Event handler balancing across many Synapse instances.

Date and time parsing improvement.

The HTTP PUT method for creating or replacing a message handler doesn’t require the handler to exist.

Sending a command or issuing a query that causes an error in a handler results in the 502 Bad Gateway response.

Publishing a domain event with invalid sequenceNumber results in the 409 Conflict response.

Property synapse.is-use-tls deprecated in favor of synapse.axon-server.tls-enabled.

Property synapse.certificate-chain deprecated in favor of synapse.axon-server.trust-manager-file.

Property synapse.server-list deprecated in favor of synapse.axon-server.server-list.

Issuing a query to an Axon Framework-based query handler requires specifying responseType.

Synapse won’t boot up when it can’t establish an initial connection to Axon Server.

Synapse may initiate multiple synapse-storage connections to Axon Server when the original connection breaks.

Returned error body doesn’t follow its OpenApi specification.