Spring integration with RabbitMQ

Question

We built a file-based delivery solution using Spring -Integration. This works great, but we need to process a lot of files. We are pleased with the Spring integration, but want to scale up. For this, we would like to use a messaging system such as Rabbit MQ (or other solutions). Does anyone have any experience with this in order for this to work?

Answer 1

There is a Spring Extension Project in the making (Spring AMQP) in which there will be some Spring integration adapters that will facilitate this.

There are several initiatives that already exist: http://www.opencredo.com/technologies/opencredo-amq (base for Spring AMQP)

Mark Fisher mentions on the S2G forum that SpringSource puts a little weight on it, so everything looks promising.

Answer 2

The Spring AMQP project is now at http://projects.spring.io/spring-amqp/

Answer 3

Frequently Asked Questions :

Can I create RabbitMQ applications using web frameworks (e.g. Spring or Ruby-On-Rails)?
Yes. To begin with, Spring has good support for accessing messages in Java: the RabbitMQ Java client is just a POJO library.

You can find the Java API documentation here .

Answer 4

In addition, Spring adapters of integration channels are executed in the sandbox: http://git.springsource.org/spring-integration/sandbox

We would like some feedback if you can try.

Answer 5

If you are looking for a clean Java-based messaging solution, Apache ActiveMQ is a great option, it integrates perfectly with Spring, has a built-in mode in which it can be displayed in the process space of your application.

Answer 6

Must take a look at Spring XD, which does exactly what you want.