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History spring-integration-samples/intermediate/errorhandling/ Latest commit a46bd8a Jul 12, 2016 artembilan Add Java DSL sample for Kafka 0.9 … Make `PromiseTest` more fast decreasing `sleep()` in the `MathService` Kafka-0.10.0 Compatibility Upgrade to Spring Boot 1.4.0.RELEASE Regenerate poms according to upgrades Permalink .. Failed to load latest spring integration error handler commit information. src INTSAMPLES-127 Polishing Apr 16, 2014 README.md INTSAMPLES-42 rename readme.txt files to README.md Jan 9, 2012 pom.xml Add Java DSL sample for Kafka 0.9 Aug 24, 2016 README.md Error Handling Sample Demonstrates the handling of Exceptions in an asynchronous messaging environment. View the errorHandlingDemo.xml configuration file. Notice the use of a Header Enricher within a Chain, that establishes an error-channel reference prior to passing the message to a Service Activator. In order to run the sample, execute PartyDemoTest in package org.springframework.integration.samples.errorhandling. Contact GitHub API Training Shop Blog About © 2016 GitHub, Inc. Terms Privacy Security Status Help You can't perform that action at this time. You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session. You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.
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2 /2) Posted on March 3, 2013 by vrtoonjava 28 This is the second part of the tutorial where we are creating an invoices processing application using Spring Integration. In case you missed it, be sure to look at the first part. Previously we've defined functional requirements for the system, created gateway, splitter, filter and router component. Let's continue with creating a transformer. 5. Transforming invoices to the payments We've successfully filtered out "too expensive" invoices from the system now (they might need manual inspection or so). The important thing is that we can now take an invoice and generate payment from it. First, let's add Payment class to the banking package: package com.vrtoonjava.banking; import com.google.common.base.Objects; import java.math.BigDecimal; public class Payment { private final String senderAccount; private final String receiverAccount; private final BigDecimal dollars; public Payment(String senderAccount, String receiverAccount, BigDecimal dollars) { this.senderAccount = senderAccount; this.receiverAccount = receiverAccount; this.dollars = dollars; } public String getSenderAccount() { return senderAccount; } public String getReceiverAccount() { return receiverAccount; } public BigDecimal getDollars() { return dollars; } @Override public String toString() { return Objects.toStringHelper(this) .add("senderAccount", senderAccount) .add("receiverAccount", receiverAccount) .add("dollars", dollars) .toString(); } } Because we will have two ways how to create a payment (from local and foreign invoices), let's define a common contract (interface) for creating payments. Put interface PaymentCreator to the banking package: package com.vrtoonjava.banking; import com.vrtoonjava.invoices.Invoice; /** * Creates payment for bank from the invoice. * Real world implementation might do some I/O expensive stuff. */ public interface PaymentCreator { Payment createPayment(Invoice invoice) throws PaymentException; } Technically, this is a simple parametrized Factory. Note that it throws PaymentException. We'll get to the