Fixes Cloud Foundry registration with uppercase letters in route

Before this, the route was always lower-cased, but this makes the route registered with Spring Boot Admin not accessible. This changes to use the route as it is, and updates a test to include an uppercase letter in the route.

Author: Tommy Ludwig

spring-boot-admin-client/src/main/java/de/codecentric/boot/admin/client/registration/CloudFoundryApplicationFactory.java

@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ protected String getServiceBaseUrl() {
  return null;
  }
 
- String uri = cfApplicationProperties.getUris().get(0).toLowerCase();
+ String uri = cfApplicationProperties.getUris().get(0);
  return "http://" + uri;
  }
 }

spring-boot-admin-client/src/test/java/de/codecentric/boot/admin/client/registration/CloudFoundryApplicationFactoryTest.java

@@ -50,13 +50,13 @@ public void setup() {
  @Test
  public void should_use_application_uri() {
  when(pathMappedEndpoints.getPath("health")).thenReturn("/actuator/health");
- cfApplicationProperties.setUris(singletonList("application"));
+ cfApplicationProperties.setUris(singletonList("application/Uppercase"));
 
  Application app = factory.createApplication();
 
- assertThat(app.getManagementUrl()).isEqualTo("http://application/actuator");
- assertThat(app.getHealthUrl()).isEqualTo("http://application/actuator/health");
- assertThat(app.getServiceUrl()).isEqualTo("http://application/");
+ assertThat(app.getManagementUrl()).isEqualTo("http://application/Uppercase/actuator");
+ assertThat(app.getHealthUrl()).isEqualTo("http://application/Uppercase/actuator/health");
+ assertThat(app.getServiceUrl()).isEqualTo("http://application/Uppercase/");
  }
 
 }