Spring Book – Chapter 20 – Spring Integration

Channel Adapter

Channel adapters are message endpoints which provide one-way integration. Broadly it can be categorized as:

  • Source adapter / Inbound adapter – These adapters move information from some external source into an application as illustrated in Figure 22-9 below.

Figure 22-9. Source / Inbound adapter

Figure 22-9. Source / Inbound adapter

  • Target adapter / Outbound adapter – These adapters move information out of a system to some target location as illustrated in Figure 22-10 below.

Figure 22-10. Target / Outbound adapter

Figure 22-10. Target / Outbound adapter

In EAI, channel adapter can be pictorially represented as shown in Figure 22-11 below.

 

Figure 22-11. Channel adapter

Figure 22-11. Channel adapter

Application to application interaction using channel adapter can be pictorially represented as shown in Figure 22-12 below.

 

Figure 22-12. Application to application interaction using channel adapter

Figure 22-12. Application to application interaction using channel adapter

Listing 22-5 shows declaration of Inbound File adapter and Figure 22-13 shows the same pictorially.

Listing 22-5. Declaring inbound file adapter in Spring configuration file

Figure 22-13. Inbound File Adapter

Figure 22-13. Inbound File Adapter

Listing 22-6 shows declaration of Outbound JMS adapter and Figure 22-14 shows the same pictorially.

Listing 22-6. Declaring outbound JMS adapter in Spring configuration file

 

Figure 22-14. Outbound JMS Adapter

Figure 22-14. Outbound JMS Adapter

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2 thoughts on “Spring Book – Chapter 20 – Spring Integration

  1. Hi,
    Thanks for this blog and information sharing!
    I have one question from Spring Integration. Just thought of checking with you.
    I have SimplewebserviceOutBoundGateway. I need to send a document / attachment to the webservice. How will i achieve that?
    This is my current gateway configuration:

    Please let me know, if you can throw some light in this area.
    Thanks in Advance!

  2. Hi,
    Thank you for your information sharing.
    I have one doubt,could you please suggest me the correct frameworks to address that issue.

    My requirement is I would like to get and process files using spring and camel.

    Thanks,
    Madhu

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