Mark Fisher a76c65220b GatewayProxyFactoryBean now creates a Map of gateways (per-Method). This will enable support for @Gateway annotations (coming soon). Also, the @Header and @Headers annotations are now supported for gateway method parameters. The 'request-channel' and 'reply-channel' attributes of the <gateway/> element have been changed to 'default-request-channel' and 'default-reply-channel' since the request/reply channels will be configurable on a method-by-method basis with annotations (the same applies to 'request-timeout' and 'reply-timeout'). The MessageMapper interface has been split into InboundMessageMapper (with 'toMessage') and OutboundMessageMapper (with 'fromMessage') since the behavior is not always symmetrical For example, the gateway uses MethodParameterMessageMapper for creating a Message *from* the args array but it uses SimpleMessageMapper (the new name for DefaultMessageMapper) to create a Message whose payload is the method's return value.

2008-09-28 19:58:24 +00:00

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java/org/springframework/integration

GatewayProxyFactoryBean now creates a Map of gateways (per-Method). This will enable support for @Gateway annotations (coming soon). Also, the @Header and @Headers annotations are now supported for gateway method parameters. The 'request-channel' and 'reply-channel' attributes of the <gateway/> element have been changed to 'default-request-channel' and 'default-reply-channel' since the request/reply channels will be configurable on a method-by-method basis with annotations (the same applies to 'request-timeout' and 'reply-timeout'). The MessageMapper interface has been split into InboundMessageMapper (with 'toMessage') and OutboundMessageMapper (with 'fromMessage') since the behavior is not always symmetrical For example, the gateway uses MethodParameterMessageMapper for creating a Message *from* the args array but it uses SimpleMessageMapper (the new name for DefaultMessageMapper) to create a Message whose payload is the method's return value.

2008-09-28 19:58:24 +00:00

resources/META-INF

The "core" schema is now 'spring-integration-1.0.xsd' instead of 'spring-integration-core-1.0.xsd'. The adapters module no longer provides the combined schema, since the adapter modules have been separated - each with its own schema, namespace handler, and parsers.

2008-09-22 16:41:24 +00:00