Spring Boot is an open source Java-based framework used to create stand-alone, production-grade Spring-based Applications with minimal effort. It provides a set of pre-configured dependencies and auto-configuration to simplify the setup and development process.
Why this server?
Can automatically read database connection information from Spring Boot application configuration files like application-dev.yaml
Why this server?
Built with Spring Boot for application setup and deployment, providing RESTful API endpoints for document management operations including upsert, delete, list, and query functionalities.
Why this server?
Serves as the application framework for the MCP server, providing web service capabilities.
Why this server?
Enables access to Spring Boot documentation, Java application examples, microservices patterns, and enterprise development best practices through Context7
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Serves as the main MCP server that provides Swagger UI integration and JSON API documentation serving capabilities, acting as a proxy between users and the Python Parser.
Why this server?
Enables integration with Spring Boot applications by reading OpenAPI specifications and converting REST endpoints into callable MCP tools
Why this server?
Built using Spring Boot framework to provide MCP server implementation with WebSocket support and REST API endpoints for insurance campaign management
Why this server?
Supported Java framework for vulnerability detection in Spring Boot applications
Why this server?
Powers the application infrastructure of the MCP server, enabling configuration via properties, environment variables, and command-line arguments