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* **loanshark** This extension to the loan broker sample shows how to exchange messages between Spring Integration applications (and other technologies) using **UDP**.
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**file-split-ftp** - Reads a file; splits into 3 based on contents; sends files over ftp; sends email with results.
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#Contributing
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# Contributing
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See the [Spring Integration Contributor Guidelines](https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-integration/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.adoc) for information about how to contribute to this repository.
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#Resources
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# Resources
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For more information, please visit the Spring Integration website at: [http://projects.spring.io/spring-integration/](http://projects.spring.io/spring-integration/)
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#Cafe Demo: Spring Integration Java DSL
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# Cafe Demo: Spring Integration Java DSL
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This sample demonstrates the classical Cafe Demo, but it is based on [Spring Integration Java DSL](https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-integration-extensions/wiki/Spring-Integration-Java-DSL-Reference)
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and [Spring Boot](http://projects.spring.io/spring-boot).
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#Spring Integration 4.0/4.1 Java Config/DSL Demo
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# Spring Integration 4.0/4.1 Java Config/DSL Demo
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This sample is the demo used in the [Spring Integration 4.0 Webinar](https://spring.io/blog/2014/05/15/webinar-replay-spring-integration-4-0-the-new-frontier) and SpringOne/2GX 2014.
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#SpringOne/2GX 2014
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# SpringOne/2GX 2014
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Additional examples were added to this project at __SpringOne2GX 2014__ - see the __springone__ package.
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This demonstrates moving from completely XML configuration, through Java Configuration, and ultimately to the DSL.
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##AXML
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## AXML
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This example is pure XML - it's a simple flow...
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The transformer concatentates the payload to itself (String), the service upper cases the payload. The result is returned to the gateway. "foo" becomes "FOOFOO".
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##BXMLAndPojo
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## BXMLAndPojo
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This takes the same example and shows how to configure it using "classic" Spring Integration annotations, available since 2.0.
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##CNoXML
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## CNoXML
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This takes the same example and configures it using standard Java Configuration (available since 4.0). Many of the standard annotations are now available on __@Bean__ definitions; note that the output channel must be configured on the handler, not the annotation. __@IntegrationComponentScan__ detects __@MessagingGateway__ interfaces and creates gateways.
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##DBoot
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## DBoot
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This takes the same example as __C...__ and configures it using Spring Boot. The configuration is slightly more concise.
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.web(false)
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.run(args);
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##EDSL
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## EDSL
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This takes the same example and configures it using the Spring Integration Java DSL. It requires Spring Integration 4.1.0.M1 and DSL 1.0.0.M3.
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##FMail
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## FMail
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This adds a recipient list router and sends a copy of the payload to an SMTP Email server (add credentials to __application.yml__).
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##GIMAP
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## GIMAP
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This is a separate application that demonstrates the DSL configuring an IMAP idle channel adapter, to receive emails sent by __FEmail__.
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This sample shows how to use the 2.2.0 Handler Advice feature.
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##Stateless Retry Advice Demo
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## Stateless Retry Advice Demo
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This class (`StatelessRetryDemo`) demonstrates stateless retry.
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It shows the retry advice declared (for each profile) as a top level bean `<int:handler-retry-advice id="retryAdvice">`. Declaring it as a top level bean allows it to be used in multiple places (or via profiles). You can also declare it within the advice chain using `<int:retry-advice/>` (with no 'id'). In that case, it cannot be reused in other advice chains.
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##Stateful Retry Advice Demo
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## Stateful Retry Advice Demo
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This class (`StatefulRetryDemo`) demonstrates stateful retry.
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NOTE: Starting with Spring Integration 4.0, __stateless retry__ has convenient namespace support; stateful retry requires the retry advice to be configured using `<bean/>` definitions as is shown here.
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##Circuit Breaker Advice Demo
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## Circuit Breaker Advice Demo
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This class (`CircuitBreakerDemo`) demonstrates the circuit breaker advice.
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You can observe the function of the advice by entering a number of messages over time, and watch the resulting messages.
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##Expression Evaluating Advice Demo
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## Expression Evaluating Advice Demo
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`FileTransferDeleteAfterSuccessDemo`
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In both cases simply add a file ending with .txt in ${java.io.tmpdir}/adviceDemo (e.g. touch /tmp/adviceDemo/x,txt) and the results will appear in the console.
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##Running the Demos
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## Running the Demos
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In each case, run the main method in each of the demonstration classes.
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