Comments on: Using Spring Integration in Osgi platform http://blog.esofthead.com/using-spring-integration-in-osgi-platform/ The official blog of eSoftHead Company Mon, 15 Aug 2011 06:45:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: nice bags http://blog.esofthead.com/using-spring-integration-in-osgi-platform/comment-page-1/#comment-1434 nice bags Tue, 24 May 2011 15:06:29 +0000 http://blog.esofthead.com/using-spring-integration-in-osgi-environment/#comment-1434 Ok really, usually I don’t comment on your posts but I really need to ask something. I noticed that when I try to post a comment the page after I click the button is blank. Is that because of some spamfilter? If so what is it? Also where can I download it, I would like to try it on my own blog! Would be much appreciated. Regards, Jenni Ok really, usually I don’t comment on your posts but I really need to ask something. I noticed that when I try to post a comment the page after I click the button is blank. Is that because of some spamfilter? If so what is it? Also where can I download it, I would like to try it on my own blog! Would be much appreciated. Regards, Jenni

]]> By: admin http://blog.esofthead.com/using-spring-integration-in-osgi-platform/comment-page-1/#comment-350 admin Sun, 12 Sep 2010 20:19:57 +0000 http://blog.esofthead.com/using-spring-integration-in-osgi-environment/#comment-350 Hi Kshitiz, Sorry for late response. Regards to your question: "To make that notification server an isolated black box, I m thinking to expose its functionality ..." I think notification server does not have any business functionality to make the application loose coupling. You can make your pub/sub interoperability by using Json/XML format (you can do that with Spring JMS or even with pure JMS by yourself) I do think this architecture model could be suitable for your project :) Hai Hi Kshitiz,
Sorry for late response. Regards to your question:
“To make that notification server an isolated black box, I m thinking to expose its functionality …”

I think notification server does not have any business functionality to make the application loose coupling. You can make your pub/sub interoperability by using Json/XML format (you can do that with Spring JMS or even with pure JMS by yourself)

I do think this architecture model could be suitable for your project :)

Hai

]]> By: Kshitiz http://blog.esofthead.com/using-spring-integration-in-osgi-platform/comment-page-1/#comment-342 Kshitiz Fri, 03 Sep 2010 10:34:17 +0000 http://blog.esofthead.com/using-spring-integration-in-osgi-environment/#comment-342 posting the architecture again: External systems..Restful APIs on Tomcat.. Spring Integration acting as lightweight ESB.. ActiveMQ (+MySql for message persistence and tomcat i.e. not the ‘embedded’ jetty).. Spring Integration.. Restful APIs.. External systems posting the architecture again:

External systems..Restful APIs on Tomcat.. Spring Integration acting as lightweight ESB.. ActiveMQ (+MySql for message persistence and tomcat i.e. not the ‘embedded’ jetty).. Spring Integration.. Restful APIs.. External systems

]]> By: Kshitiz http://blog.esofthead.com/using-spring-integration-in-osgi-platform/comment-page-1/#comment-341 Kshitiz Fri, 03 Sep 2010 10:32:25 +0000 http://blog.esofthead.com/using-spring-integration-in-osgi-environment/#comment-341 Hi, Thanks for the informative post! I am aiming to create a notification server (a pub/sub and p2p model) and excited to use Spring Integration's features. To make that notification server an isolated black box, I m thinking to expose its functionality thru rest based APIs. Since ActiveMQ is highly configurable so probably going to use it for the message management part. Do You think that it's a feasible & a wise decision to go for an architecture like this considering scalability & extensibilty ? External systems Restful APIs on Tomcat Spring Integration acting as lightweight ESB ActiveMQ (+MySql for message persistence and tomcat i.e. not the 'embedded' jetty) Spring Integration Restful APIs External systems What all pros & cons do you suggest in this scenario..... Many thanks, Kshitiz Hi,

Thanks for the informative post!

I am aiming to create a notification server (a pub/sub and p2p model) and excited to use Spring Integration’s features. To make that notification server an isolated black box, I m thinking to expose its functionality thru rest based APIs. Since ActiveMQ is highly configurable so probably going to use it for the message management part.

Do You think that it’s a feasible & a wise decision to go for an architecture like this considering scalability & extensibilty ?

External systems Restful APIs on Tomcat Spring Integration acting as lightweight ESB ActiveMQ (+MySql for message persistence and tomcat i.e. not the ‘embedded’ jetty) Spring Integration Restful APIs External systems

What all pros & cons do you suggest in this scenario…..

Many thanks,
Kshitiz

]]> By: shaaira buckner http://blog.esofthead.com/using-spring-integration-in-osgi-platform/comment-page-1/#comment-281 shaaira buckner Sun, 23 May 2010 07:04:59 +0000 http://blog.esofthead.com/using-spring-integration-in-osgi-environment/#comment-281 Haha, Just wanted to respond. I thoroughly loved your post. Keep up the great work. ;-) Haha, Just wanted to respond. I thoroughly loved your post. Keep up the great work. ;-)

]]> By: DigitalXstream http://blog.esofthead.com/using-spring-integration-in-osgi-platform/comment-page-1/#comment-161 DigitalXstream Sat, 22 Aug 2009 07:08:15 +0000 http://blog.esofthead.com/using-spring-integration-in-osgi-environment/#comment-161 Nice writing style. Looking forward to reading more from you. Actually I am also related from Digitalxsteam that is your one stop online source for complete <a href="http://www.digitalxstream.com/backend.aspx" rel="nofollow">Back End Application Solutions</a>. We provide all types of e-business solutions with satisfaction. For details, please visit on our website. Nice writing style. Looking forward to reading more from you. Actually I am also related from Digitalxsteam that is your one stop online source for complete Back End Application Solutions. We provide all types of e-business solutions with satisfaction. For details, please visit on our website.

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