Gunnar,
Thanks for the quick response. JDBC Outbound Gateway is exactly what I was using before, but I didn't like the idea of having to use a no-op update. Instead, what I ended up doing was...
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Gunnar,
Thanks for the quick response. JDBC Outbound Gateway is exactly what I was using before, but I didn't like the idea of having to use a no-op update. Instead, what I ended up doing was...
Hi,
I have a frequent need for the ability to take the current payload, run a SELECT query against some or all of its properties, convert the result set into a transformed payload, and pass it to...
As a senior developer I have some degree of influence here, but I would have to make a very compelling case to go the NoSQL route since we don't use it in any of our existing applications.
The...
On reflection, it occurs to me that I am attempting to solve a much harder problem than I initially thought.
To provide realtime statistics on demand to a web client, I'll need to have a durable...
I have a need to provide realtime per-request auditing in my Spring Integration project. What happens is when a caller invokes the main gateway with a request, a UUID is generated and assigned to the...
That seems to be the best solution, and it is one I was tending towards. Thanks for the confirmation.
If I had access to the entire group (before being split), compared to the current group in the aggregator, and I could identify which ones were filtered out, then yes, I could tell as soon as all the...
Hi all,
I'm using Spring Integration to build a high-volume customer email merge program for my organization. I have need of the splitter - filter - aggregator pattern mentioned in the title.
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