What you'll learn:
- What is Spring Integration?
- How to create a Spring Integration Project?
- What is a Service Activator and how it is implemented using get and post mapping?
- What is a Transformer and how it is implemented?
- What is a Splitter and how it is implemented?
- What is a Filter and how it is implemented?
- What is a Aggregator and how it is implemented?
- What is a Router and how it is implemented?
This course is an upskilling opportunity for anyone who want to learn Spring Integration and apply it in real time. If you are a beginner and new to Spring Integration, this course will be very useful to you. It is a detailed course and covers the fundamentals of Spring Integration.
Spring Integration is an open source framework, that enables lightweight messaging, within Spring based applications, and, also supports integration with external systems. Developers of Spring Integration do not need to know about the hows, whens, and whereabouts of the data. The framework handles how the business logic is to be executed by moving the message through appropriate components.
You all must be aware that Spring Integration is being used widely in microservice applications, and have multiple job opportunities. This course is going to be very helpful for anyone seeking opportunities in the same. Throughout this course, you will learn what is Spring Integration, how a consumer and producer are created, and how message flow works between the two using its components.
Pros:
Simplified Messaging
Ready-Made Components
Easy Configuration
Testing Made Simple
Error Handling
Inversion of Control (IoC)
Use of Aspect-oriented programming (AOP)
Easy to understand documentation, guides, and learning resources
In this series, we will discuss following topics in a detail :
What is Spring Integration?
Project Setup
Project Structure
Service Activator
Transformer
Splitter
Filter
Aggregator
Router
