Using reactive view resolvers

The previous recipes showed us the procedures required to create a full reactive web application, but there are still parts of it that need not be present, such as the use of InternalResourceViewResolver, MessageBundleViewResolver, and the rest of the non-reactive view resolvers of Spring 5. This recipe will recommend to us the appropriate view engines for a reactive application.

Getting started

Let us tag ch09 as a closed project and create a separate one for this recipe that will be named ch09-flux.

How to do it...

Let us now use the reactive view implementation that can render reactive stream data using Spring Boot:

1. Just as in the previous recipe, the only requirement for creating a full-blown reactive Spring 5 application is Spring Boot's webflux starter POM dependency. Also include the embedded Tomcat server as our official reactive server:

<dependency> 
   <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId> 
   <artifactId>spring-boot-starter...