Hi Frank,
I think instead of using Router in order to resolve your issue, you can use a new Socket for each message. As an example,...
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Hi Frank,
I think instead of using Router in order to resolve your issue, you can use a new Socket for each message. As an example,...
Thanks Gunnar Hillert for your reply. I see your reason for using Message channel adapter and looks perfectly valid and it resolves the issue as well. The reason for using JMSTransactionManager was,...
Environment: Using spring integration 1.4, Spring (2.5.6), JDK 1.5.
Problem: Loosing some messages in polling
Flow: Order booked, paid. However poller seems to be loosing some orders when booked...
In my opinion, when message Splits, headers are lost as a Collection is returned. You can use a header enricher if you want to specifically add MESSAGE-TYPE='TEXT_MESSAGE'
<header-enricher...
Its not possible to use jdbc adapter without poller channel. We have the same mechanism and we have created a gateway interface for entry point to spring integration flow. So from your web service...
It looks like you have posted your query to wrong forum. "Spring Integration" is a project in itself based on Spring framework. It is based Enterprise Integration Patterns (EIP). Your question is...
Thanks for your reply Mark. I have checked the spring integration basic/xml example which is splitting. However, What I would be looking for is that the Book catalogue to be divided into files....
Is there a way in Spring integration to chunk large xml file to small xml files. For e.g. The below xml I would like to divide into 2 xmls each containing 2 books.
<?xml version="1.0"...
Looking to deploy as standalone... I want different service units to be deployed that communicate using JMS queues or topics. They will be having different application contexts as they are referring...
Thanks for your reply.
But how do I load spring application context if I want multiple contexts to be loaded? (different jars or modules)
What are the ways to deploy my spring integration sample application so that it behaves like an ESB. I have read about spring integration being used as a light weight alternative to ESBs like...
We are planning to move to the new JDK7 version. We have spring 2.5.6 right now. Are there any known issues in this migration?