Spring: Spring Integration

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Kathy Flint

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01 Introduction

001 What can Spring Integration do .mp4

02:00

002 What you should know.mp4

00:54

003 Using the exercise files.mp4

02:16

02 Essential Project Components

001 Essential Spring Integration components.mp4

03:07

002 Set up a Spring Integration project.mp4

05:10

03 Communicating Messages over Channels

001 Create a message in Spring Integration.mp4

05:16

002 Create a channel in Spring Integration.mp4

06:32

003 Choose the right channel for the job.mp4

08:48

004 Challenge Refactor a Spring Integration SubscribableChannel.mp4

01:07

005 Solution Refactor a Spring Integration SubscribableChannel.mp4

02:51

04 Manage Messages with Endpoints

001 Capabilities of a Spring Integration endpoint.mp4

05:20

002 Filter Spring Integration messages.mp4

04:50

003 Transform Spring Integration messages.mp4

05:19

004 Challenge Configure a service activator.mp4

00:57

005 Solution Configure a service activator.mp4

01:27

05 Connect External Systems with Endpoints

001 Using Spring Integration to connect with external systems.mp4

02:09

002 JDBC connectivity using Spring Integration.mp4

06:58

003 Integrate Twitter using Spring Integration.mp4

05:13

004 Call a REST API using Spring Integration.mp4

09:08

06 Advanced Spring Integration

001 Advanced Spring Integration.mp4

02:54

07 Conclusion

001 Next steps with Spring Integration.mp4

01:38

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In this course, instructor Kathy Flint shows how Spring Integration fits into the overall Spring framework. Kathy covers realistic use cases that warrant the use of Spring Integration, such as APIs, reactive websites, and database-integrated systems. Kathy demonstrates the full capabilities of Spring Integration by building a demonstration application; she starts with an empty Spring Boot application and adds Spring Integration components in increasing complexity, ending with a substantive demonstration application. She covers key features like message channels, message transformation, routing, and aggregation. Kathy finishes the course by identifying practical challenges and choices that an architect or engineer may encounter during the design and implementation of a Spring Integration system.

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Thinking "outside the box" leads to successful solutions... Yes, but I find the work to be more like unpacking all the little boxes that you can see (so far) and figuring out how to re-combine them in different ways to make something better. I'm a software engineer and application architect by training and profession. It was in 1996 that I issued my first telnet connection to a computer across the country and got a response back. I almost fell off my chair with excitement, so that's how that all started. It was way back in grade school when I got tired of the playground bully and backed him off with a mad-scared-shove-duck. To my surprise (and relief!) he walked away and life got better for a few of us. Ruthlessly pragmatic and fearfully idealistic, my professional work is today focused on building the capacity of our social leaders through targeted open source technology solutions. Here's to a better world for all of us. P.S. Truth is, a person is always inside a box that's just a little bigger than their field of vision can comprehend. You'll never get outside the box, but never stop working to make your box bigger, hold more people, and raise up greater ideas.

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