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Spring Integration – Session 2 – More Hello Worlds

This is a follow up to Spring Integration Session 1 The first session was a simple Hello World application using Spring Integration. I want to ...
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Reference to dynamic proxy in a proxied class

There was an interesting question in Stackoverflow about how a Spring Bean can get a reference to the proxy created by Spring to handle transactions, ...
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Spring Integration – Session 1 – Hello World

The ” Hello World” of Spring Integration – consider a simple program to print “Hello ...
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Spring Custom Namespaces

Spring Custom Namespaces provides a good way to simplify the xml files used to describe the bean definitions of a Spring Application Context. It is a fairly old concept, first introduced ...
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Spring MVC Integration Tests

An approach to Integration Testing the controllers in Spring MVC is to use the Integration Test support provided by Spring. With Junit4 this ...
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Concurrency – Sequential and Raw Thread

I worked on a project a while back, where the report flow was along these lines:User would request for a report The report request would be translated into smaller ...
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Concurrency – Executors and Spring Integration

Thread Pool/Executors Based Implementation A better approach than the raw thread version, is a Thread pool based one, where an appropriate thread pool size is defined based on the system ...
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Rube Goldberg Spring Integration

Spring Integration provides a very nice abstraction over some complexities involved with Integrating systems together – Spring Integration fits the definition of a Facade perfectly ...
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A Simple Introduction to AOP

Why use AOP, a simple way to answer this question is to show an implementation of a cross cutting concern without using AOP. Consider a simple service and it’s implementation:                 ...
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