Managing and Monitoring Spring Integration Applications
summary
A sample WAR called monitoring (spring-integration-samples / intermediate) demonstrates exposing channels, handlers and custom beans via JMX using the Integration MBean Exporter, controlling inbound adapters with the control bus, and performing an JMX notification adapters workflow that publishes tweets as notifications. The demo creates a dummy tweet every 5s, polls an attribute every 12s, and uses operation-invoking adapters to remotely start/stop the dummy adapter via a remote MBeanServer; orderly shutdown and Spring Insight tracing are enabled and work in the live demo.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:30Project Overview
- 4:50Integration Graph
- 11:50Demo
- 19:58Default Twitter Service
- 24:48Is it in
- 29:53Can we stop the channels
- 33:08Control Bus
- 35:23Shutdown
- 41:23Spring Profiles
- 44:03JMX Notifications
- 49:33Notification Listener
- 51:03Attribute polling channel adapter
- 53:23Operation invoking channel adapter
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