I was trying to cope with outages without throwing messages away - surely either of the discard policies will result in message loss?
Would the caller runs not cause problems if there is a...
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I was trying to cope with outages without throwing messages away - surely either of the discard policies will result in message loss?
Would the caller runs not cause problems if there is a...
I am trying to manage throughput to an external system, at x TPS. The operation may take a number of seconds to return, thus I have a pool of executors to maintain the throughput. This works fine...
the method that it calls has a single log4j call.
I can see there are 2 task schedulers operating:
2011-03-24 10:00:23,419 DEBUG [task-scheduler-2] {PositionRequestAggregator.java:12) -...
I have a simple requirement to manage throughput to an external system. I have created a pollable channel and defined a poller to pull the messages off at a fixed rate of 10 messages every second.
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Can anyone shed some light as to why the spring webservices does not use the same mechanism as the spring core for resolving the location of DTD/xsd files?
I can manage the resolution of external...
after following the code it does look like a hole in spring. For those applications that use the templates it uses an oxm marshaller, these instantiate a basic castor Marshaller, therefore bypassing...
I have an application which is installed in a closed environment with no internet access for security reasons.
We are using org.springframework.oxm.castor.CastorMarshaller to Marshall the payload...
I have an application deployed on a restricted site (no internet access), and I am hitting a problem where castor tries to access the public DTD. I would like to validate against the DTD if possible...
thanks for the reply. If you could clarify a couple of points:
1. Would this "reply channel" also be suitable for multiple callbacks? The initial call results in a response (basically success or...
I have an existing spring service which performs some internal setup, returns an acknowledgement and then (asyc) calls out to an external system. This system will then periodically call back with...
I currently have a plain spring application which uses clustered persistent queues to allow asynchronous processing and to also provide a useful retry mechanism when calling external systems.
The...