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Hi,

So are there any chances this will be done? Should I file a JIRA issue about it? I didn't see anything in the 1.0.2.RELEASE about it.

Thanks!

Well, with the polling solution I have many more options to fine tune: I now have to care about the size of the channel's queue, how that relates to the max-messages-per-poll (which it probably...

Now that I think about it it's very difficult to see a scenario where you'd have a bunch of unrelated database updates that you could run in any order concurrently and that would still need to be in...

Hmm, interesting question... I suppose you could benefit from transactional support in a scenario where you would want to
1. Start a transaction
2. Split the message into parts for concurrent...

Yes, the "output-channel" of the splitter would have the task-executor reference.

I agree that the best solution would be to allow the task-executor for all channels, and thus a DirectChannel...

Hi,

I'm testing the MarshallingWebServiceInboundGateway and I'd like to have one taskExecutor that handles the http requests (I'm using the JDK6 HttpServer) and puts the unmarshalled objects on a...

Sure. One other thing: By looking at the code for QueuedFTPClientPool I would suspect that if the poll period for the channel-adapter is more than the timeout configured on the ftp server, the pool...

Thank you for your help Mark,

The ref attribute of the splitter element seems to be required in the schema though, so going without it doesn't seem to be an option, or am I missing something?...

Hi Iwein,

How has your example above changed for M6, I can't find a CollectionSplitter anymore?

According to Mark Fisher Java 1.4 is not supported:

Spring Integration relies heavily on Java 5 - including core language features (e.g. annotations and generics) as well as the Classes within...

Hi,

Is it possible to use the PropertyPlaceholderConfigurer or something else to externalize properties such as the "period" value in the <schedule> element into an external properties file? That...

If your Spring is loaded inside an EJB, you must define BMT for that EJB so that WebSphere makes the UserTransaction available, just like mphartman said.

I had problems using...