spring-integration

I'm trying to implement a TCP client/server application with Spring Integration where I need to open one TCP client socket per incoming TCP server connection. Basically, I have a bunch of IoT devices that communicate with a backend server over raw TCP sockets. I need to implement extra features into the system. But the software on both the devices and the server are closed source so I can't do anything about that. So my thought was to place middleware between the devices and the server that will intercept this client/server communication and provide the added functionality. I'm using a

Using Spring Integration 4.0.3.RELEASE with Jackson2, I am trying to use Json Transformers in conjunction with http gateways. My pathway looks akin to that of the amqp adapter referenced in the Spring Integration documentation but with http gateways(1): ...->object-to-json-transformer->http-outbound-gateway----> ---->http-inbound-gateway->json-to-object-transformer-> Client: <int:chain id="messageTransformerChain" input-channel="toServer" output-channel="messagesToServer"> ... <int:object-to-json-transformer /> </int:chain> <int-http:outbound-gateway id="httpOutToSever" request-channel=

My case is like this: I need to route a message based on the zipcode to three different stores. For that I need to look at the message header to find the customer's zipcode, and do the following calculation: if(zip < 5000) { store = "SJ"; } else if(zip >= 6000) { store = "JY"; } else { store = "FY"; } I have managed to get it done using the following custom Transformer which I use to enrich the message header: public class HeaderEnricher { public Message<?> transform(Message<?> message) { int zip = message.getHeaders().get("Customer Zip", Integer.class); String store; if (zip < 5000) { store =

I am newbie to Spring Integration. I am working on solution, but I am stuck on a specific issue while using inbound file adapter ( FileReadingMessageSource ). I have to read files from different directories and process them and save the files in different directories. As I understand, the directory name is fixed at the start of the flow. Can some one help me on changing the directory name for different requests. I attempted the following. First of all, I am not sure whether it is correct way to about and although it worked for only one directory. I think Poller was waiting for more files and

I have the following flow: 1) message-driven-channel-adapter -> 1.1) output-channel connected to -> service-activator -> outbound-channel-adapter (for sending response) 1.2) error-channel connected to -> exception-type-router 1.2.1) message is sent to different queues depending on the exception type using outbound-channel-adapter MessageDrivenChannelAdapter uses DefaultMessageListenrContainer and OutboundAdapter uses JMSTemplate Have used same cachingconnectionfactory for inbound and outbound adapters, set acknowledge="transacted" in messageDrivenChannelAdapter set cacheLevel as CACHE_CONSUMER

Is there anyway to set value of spring integration header to bean property. <int:header-enricher> <int:header name="bId" expression="T(java.util.UUID).randomUUID()" /> </int:header-enricher> Now in bean definition <bean id="" class=""> <property name="bId" value="#{headers['bId']}" /> </bean> This above code doesn't work. this throws exception Caused by: org.springframework.expression.spel.SpelEvaluationException: EL1008E:(pos 0): Property or field 'headers' cannot be found on object of type 'org.spri ngframework.beans.factory.config.BeanExpressionContext' - maybe not public? I tried below

I would like to make a flow initiated by syslog inbound-channel-adapter messages transactional. Unfortunately the adapter does not take a poller which could be made transactional (the typical approach used in many examples with other inbound adapters). Is there any workaround? EDIT After some thinking I realized that my intent is a little different than initially described (hence change of the title). Basically all I want to do is some simple and straight-forward way of making an arbitrary part (starting from some arbitrary channel in the flow) of my message flow pseudo-transactional. Meaning