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Standard channel interface types of Sink, Source, Processor
are provided, but user can create others with @Input and
@Output MessageChannel methods.

To get the declared channels in an app you can use the
@ModuleChannels qualifier to inject the interface, e.g.
@ModuleChannels(Cafe.class) injects the channels defined
in the Cafe.

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README.md

Spring Cloud Stream Source Sample

In this Spring Cloud Stream sample, a timestamp is published on an interval determined by the fixedDelay property.

Requirements

To run this sample, you will need to have installed:

Java 7 or Above

This example requires Redis to be running on localhost.

Code Tour

This sample is a Spring Boot application that uses Spring Cloud Stream to publish timestamp data. The source module has 3 primary components:

SourceApplication - the Spring Boot Main Application
TimeSource - the module that will generate the timestamp and post the message to the stream
TimeSourceOptionsMetadata - defines the configurations that are available to setup the TimeSource * format - how to render the current time, using SimpleDateFormat * fixedDelay - time delay between messages * initialDelay - delay before the first message * timeUnit - the time unit for the fixed and initial delays * maxMessages - the maximum messages per poll; -1 for unlimited

Building with Maven

Build the sample by executing:

source>$ mvn clean package

Running the Sample

To start the source module execute the following:

source>$ java -jar target/spring-cloud-streams-sample-source-1.0.0.BUILD-SNAPSHOT-exec.jar