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We are developing an OAuth Provider and have a very similar requirement. The best example is where we have a client application calling our payment service and want to allow the resouce owner to...

I'm interested in the idea of a 'Local Transport' also. As well as for testing I think this could be used in conjunction with Spring Integration to provide a mediation layer on top of existing spring...

Thanks for the feedback on this - I've raised INT-650 for it. Both the publisher and new spring 3 scheduling namespace sound like good approaches that should provide what I'm looking for.

Yes that works fine - its just that the bean in most cases would be very generic. In fact a bean with just a getter and setter for the payload would work and allow configuration of different payloads...

OK - decoupling the scheduling mechanism is fine - and this would let us use quartz, but one of the main requirements is to be able to do this with just (simple) XML config. It seems very generic so...

I meant I'm not able to use the filter-pattern attribute as this applies the AcceptOnceFileListFilter.

Hi,

I need a source endpoint that regularly places an xml message onto a channel (eg to call a web service and process the results at regular intervals).

Currently I'm doing this using an...

What I have done for now is extend the MessageDisspatcherServlet like this:



public class OsgiMessageDispatcherServlet extends MessageDispatcherServlet implements ApplicationContextAware
{
...

Hi, I'm trying to deploy a spring web service into an OSGI environment and I'm wondering what the best way to do this is (specifically I'm using the new Spring Integration inbound web service gateway...

Hi, I've just installed the new Spring Integration 1.0.2 release into an OSGI environment and found that the dependency on the spring integration core packages in the other 1.0.2 bundles (adapter,...

Thanks for the reply Mark - thats what I was going to do for now to get around it. Its just that the in the documentation and code it looks like its possible to use it without a reply channel set....

Hi - Im using SimpleWebServiceOutboundGateway to call a web service with no repsonse, so I don't have a reply channel set up. However it always seems to be throwing the following exception:

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Hi,

I'm trying to use Spring Integration 1.0.1 (and the upcoming 1.0.2) in an OSGI environment (not Spring dm server) that has Spring 2.5.6 in it, and I'm hitting a problem because Spring...

The namespace support for the xpath selector when using evaluation-result-type="string" doesn't seem to be working - I get a long stack trace containing the following:



Related cause:...

Maybe there is something non-deterministic about it. We don't use annotations or autowiring so I'm not sure about that precise case however what is common about the situation we had is that there is...

The circular reference is that when the account service gets created, the aspects wrapping it need to get created - the authorisation aspect will refer (via the authentication manager) to the user...

Thanks for the feedback,



Off topic slightly, but one point to note is that what we are trying to do with spring integration is provide a customisable event publishing mechanism for our...

Iwein,

When you say marius' solution do you mean?



Currently I'm running the message through a clone handler in a chain with the transformer handler adapter to get round the problem. If I...

Mark,

Yes I'll raise a JIRA for this. The approach you suggest should be what we need assuming the dispatcher for a publish / subscribe channel does a similar thing - (ie an extra attribute...

Actually I've looked at what I'm trying to do and think I should be using a publish subscribe channel instead of a router.

The three targets email, webservice and file would be subscribed to this...

Hi Mark,

Thanks for your reply - yes I think that's exactly what I need. It should be up to the router to handle it. Should I raise a JIRA for this?

Dave

I'm currently trying to send a message (with xml payload) to 3 endpoints (file, email and webservice). Both the email endpoint and webservice endpoint require a transform on the xml payload before...

This was broken in M1 - it should be fixed now (though I haven't upgraded to M2 yet myself)

http://jira.springframework.org/browse/SEC-644

I've done some further work on this and realise that in the current implementation any grant will allow access, and any deny will deny that permission (eg write) but then check any other permissions...

No, haven't got any answers yet - as it stands we would have to write our own implementation of this as well.

I've raised an issue on the JIRA about this and a few other things (SEC-479).