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INTSAMPLES-89 - Upgrade to Spring Integration 2.2 RC3

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This example demonstrates the following aspects of the CORE EIP support available with Spring Integration:
1. Channel Adapter (Inbound and Stdout)
2. Poller with Interval Trigers
2. Poller with Interval Triggers
3. Service Activator
It is a very simple example that introduces you to the Channel adapters and Pollers.
It is a very simple example that introduces you to Channel adapters and Pollers.
Messages are simply being emitted by the Poller (interval based) triggering **nextTicker()** method of *TickerStream* class and sent to a **tickers** channel from which they are retrieved by the *TickerStream* service.
Messages are simply being emitted by the *Poller* (interval based) triggering the **nextTicker()** method of the *TickerStream* class and are then sent to a **tickers** channel, from which they are retrieved by the *TickerStream* service.
*TickerStream* service generates random ticker symbols sending them to the **quotes** channel from which they are retrieved by the *QuoteService* (annotation based Service Activator). *QuoteService* generates random quotes sending them to the *Stdout Channel Adapter* where they are printed to a console.
The *TickerStream* service generates random ticker symbols, sending them to the **quotes** channel, from which they are retrieved by the *QuoteService* (annotation based Service Activator). The *QuoteService* generates random quotes, sending them to the *Stdout Channel Adapter*, where they are printed to the console.
To execute sample simply run **QuoteDemoTest**. You should see the output similar to this: