Odd Even Sample
===============

This project contains the following 2 sample applications:

* CronOddEvenDemo
* IntervalOddEvenDemoTestApp

## CronOddEvenDemo

This example demonstrates the following aspects of the core Enterprise Integration Patterns (EIP) support available with Spring Integration:

* Inbound Channel Adapter
* Poller with Cron Trigger
* Filter
* Router (SpEL based)
* Service Activator

Messages are simply being emitted by the **Poller** (**Cron-based**) through triggering the **next()** method of the  *org.springframework.integration.samples.oddeven.Counter* class. Every 5th number generated by the **Counter** class will be negative. The messages are sent via the **numbers** channel to a *Spring Expression Language* (SpEL) based **Message Filter**. The filter discards any messages that contain a payload whose value is less than the number one (1).  

Via the **positives** channel messages are sent to the a SpEL expression-based router. All that the router does is to simply route messages to one of the following two  **Service Activators**:

* OddLogger
* EvenLogger 

## IntervalOddEvenDemoTestApp

Demonstrates a method-invoking **Inbound Channel Adapter** acting as a **Polling Consumer** with an **Interval-based trigger**. That adapter is followed, downstream, by a Content Based **Router**. The router sends to one of two channels based on whether the payload number is odd or even. Each of those two channels has an **Event Driven Consumer** ready to log the number and the current time.

The following Spring Integration components are being used: 

* Inbound Channel Adapter
* Poller with Fixed Delay Trigger
* Router (SpEL based)
* Service Activator

## Running the Samples

To run the two samples, simply execute either **CronOddEvenDemo** or **IntervalOddEvenDemoTestApp** in package **org.springframework.integration.samples.oddeven**. 
You can also execute those two samples using the [Gradle Application Plugin](https://www.gradle.org/docs/current/userguide/application_plugin.html):

    $ gradlew :oddeven:runCronOddEvenDemo

which will execute **CronOddEvenDemo**. In order to run **IntervalOddEvenDemoTestApp**, execute:

    $ gradlew :oddeven:runIntervalOddEvenDemoTestApp

For both samples you should see the output similar to this:

	INFO : org.springframework.integration.samples.oddeven.OddLogger - odd:  1 at 2012-02-10 03:29:32
	INFO : org.springframework.integration.samples.oddeven.EvenLogger - even: 2 at 2012-02-10 03:29:35
	INFO : org.springframework.integration.samples.oddeven.OddLogger - odd:  3 at 2012-02-10 03:29:38
	INFO : org.springframework.integration.samples.oddeven.EvenLogger - even: 4 at 2012-02-10 03:29:41