The document discusses Spring Integration 1.0.X and what is coming in 2.0. It covers Enterprise Integration Patterns, why use Spring Integration, what Spring Integration provides including implementations of common patterns and adapters, and new features in 2.0 such as improved testing, Spring 3.0 expression language, additional adapters and patterns.

1. Spring Integration 1.0.X
and whats coming in 2.0
Jonas Partner
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Spring Integration Committer
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2. Agenda
• Enterprise Integration Patterns
• Why Spring Integration
• What Spring Integration provides
• Whats new in SI 2.0
• Questions
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3. Enterprise Integration Patterns
• Book by Gregor Hohpe and Bobby Wolf
• Documents
– Styles of Integration database, file, messages
and channels
– Patterns
• Splitter
• Router
• Transformer
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4. Messages
Generic package for data (the Message payload) that can
be transported via channels
Headers provide information to other components that
consume from channels
Sequence Number
Headers
Sequence Size
...
Payload
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5. Channels
Channels deliver messages from producers
to consumers
Producer Channel Consumer
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6. Why use messaging 1/2
• Louse coupling
– Localise impact of changes
– Improve separation of concerns
• Easy Interception
– Mediation
– Filtering
– Reroute
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7. Why use messaging 2/2
• Performance
– Less blocking since async
– Efficient use of resources
• Threads
• DB Connections
– More effective use of multi core processors
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8. Agenda
• Enterprise Integration Patterns
• Why Spring Integration
• What Spring Integration provides
• Whats new in SI 2.0
• Questions
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9. Why Spring Integration
• Spring goodness in the integration space
– Light weight, not a server
– Non invasive POJO programming model
– Builds on strong foundation, Spring
• Reusable Enterprise Integration Pattern
implementations
• Message and Channel approach useful for
non integration applications
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10. Light Weight
• Spring Integration != Spring ESB
• Simply components in applications context
– Wiring together through dependency injection
– Channels beans, adapters beans ...
– Follows application context lifecycle
• Simple adoption
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11. Agenda
• Why Spring Integration
• Enterprise Integration Patterns
• Spring Integration provides
– Enterprise Integration Patterns
implementation
– Message and Channel framework
– Adapters
• Whats new
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12. Transformer
@Transformer
public Document convert(Document doc){
return convertToNewFormat(doc);
}
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13. Splitter
@Splitter
public List<Document> orderItems(Document doc){
return splitOrder(doc);
}
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14. Router
@Router
public String resolveDrinkChannel(Drink drink) {
return (drink.isIced()) ? "coldDrinks" : "hotDrinks";
}
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15. Chain
<chain input-channel="input" output-channel="output">
<filter ref="someSelector" throw-exception-on-rejection="true"/>
<header-enricher error-channel="customErrorChannel">
<header name="foo" value="bar"/>
</header-enricher>
<service-activator ref="someService" method="someMethod"/>
</chain>
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16. Agenda
• Why Spring Integration
• Enterprise Integration Patterns
• Spring Integration provides
– Enterprise Integration Patterns
implementation
– Message and Channel framework
– Adapters
• Whats new
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17. Adapter
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18. Current Adapters
• JMS
• RMI
• Http Invoker
• HTTP
• File
• Spring Web Services
• Mail Spring Application Events
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19. Agenda
• Why Spring Integration
• Enterprise Integration Patterns
• Spring Integration provides
– Enterprise Integration Patterns
implementation
– Message and Channel framework
– Adapters
• Whats new in 2.0
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20. Spring Integration 2.0 1/2
• Due late this year
– JDBC
– Twitter??
– Suggestions/requests/contributions
• Improved testing framework
• Spring 3.0 expression language
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21. Spring Integration 2.0 2/2
• XQuery
• JMS Backed channel (not an adapter)
• Other patterns
– Claim Check
– Scatter Gather
– Process Manager....
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22. Also Spring Extensions
• Home to FTP adapters and other
contributions
– http://www.springsource.org/extensions/
se-sia
• Spring Integration .Net
– http://www.springsource.org/extensions/
se-springintegration-net
– Nearly a port of java.util.concurrent
http://www.springsource.org/extensions/
se-threading-net
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23. Questions and the usual book plug
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