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Spring’s ws-inbound-gateway sample is a good start, but somewhat unsatisfying. The message is constructed by hand as a string, and the web service is not self describing. This one generates JAXB classes and bindings, and WSDL, from an XSD describing the message. You’ll probably want to take the generated WSDL and serve it up statically before you go to prod (to avoid inadvertent interface changes when in BAU), but this sample is to get you going in dev. I had to hunt around in both the Integration and Web Services doco to find out the info I needed, so thought this may be worth sharing. A couple of notes on the XSD: * Spring Web Services looks for messages with a suffix of Request or Response and creates operations for them when generating WSDL. You should be able to define your own suffix with requestSuffix and responseSuffix parameters, but that didn’t work for me. * The only message element that I actually wanted was txnId. The others all seem to be required by the framework. This sample is meant for running Spring Integration inside a servlet container.
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QUESTION
I need to prevent sending some events by condition. (health check)
I'm using spring libraries:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-27 at 11:26EventProcessor
interface has two methods:
SentryEvent process(SentryEvent event, Object hint)
- for processing eventsSentryTransaction process(SentryTransaction transaction, Object hint)
- for processing transactions
Since you want to filter out transactions created from requests to the health endpoint, you need to implement the second method that takes SentryTransaction
as the first parameter.
QUESTION
is there a shorthand way figuring out parameter type based on the json evaluated by readJSON groovy package. I am using resulting event_processor_parameters in a job such as
build job: "dvmt-event-processor-dev", wait: false, parameters: event_processor_parameters
I have this working but I would like to have more cleaner way.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-24 at 20:38as a variant:
QUESTION
I referred to the example posted here. I am trying to run Multiple spring cloud stream application together. Here the output of first is given as input to other. Below is what I am trying to do.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-18 at 19:00In your property, you need to add this:
QUESTION
According to documentation EventProcessorClient
is recommended way to consume eventhub streams:
EventProcessorClient should be used for reading events from all partitions in a production scenario, as it offers a much more robust experience with higher throughput.
EventProcessorClient
allows to update consumer's offset only inside message handler i.e. for each message, something like:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-18 at 18:53Checkpointing after each message is not a good idea. I'd recommend you checkpoint after each batch of messages that you have processed, for instance after each 50 messages (I think the number depends on how many messages you're processing etc...)
Next to that, you should think on how you deal with messages that are processed twice. It could happend for instance that your EventProcessorClient
crashes, which means that he'll restart reading from EventHub on the last checkpointed position. In that case, you'll read some messages that you might have processed already. So in that case, you'll need to think of a mechanism that can handle that.
QUESTION
I've started to use Axon 4.3.1 (latest version) in my project and having a problem.
Where can I config the kafka retry policies after @eventhandler throw an exception?
OBS: I'm using SubscribingEventProcessor type as event processor (both projects). I'm using separate projects! Command model use mongo and publish events on Kafka. Query model consume events from Kafka (eventbus). In this way, using separate JVMs.
@processinggroup(event-processor) is configured to class with event-handler method. I'd like to have a config to Kafka auto retry after some time in error cases (from query model project).
Can I use some default Axon component? Could I use something like spring-retry or internal kafka configs itself?
I've found something like that (documentation):
"Based on the provided ErrorContext object, you can decide to ignore the error, schedule retries, perform dead-letter-queue delivery or rethrow the exception."
How can I config (for example, schedule retries) on @eventhandler after errors?
Could you help me?
Thanks.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-10 at 08:22The current implementation of Axon's Kafka Extension (version 4.0-M2) does not support setting a retry policy when it comes to event handling.
I'd argue your best approach right now is to set up something like that on Kafka, if that's even possible. Otherwise, forcing a replay of the events through Kafka would be your best approach.
QUESTION
I am playing around with axon server locally. I am running a docker container on my local machine via the command docker run -d --name axonserver -p 8024:8024 -p 8124:8124 axoniq/axonserver
.
When I start my spring-boot application, my event handler that is external to an aggregate reruns all previous events so I see this stream of log statements on startup.
The same event handler also publishes a command to an aggregate, which then appends a new event to the aggregate that processes the commands. So my aggregate ends up getting a few events tacked on the end of it each time I reboot the application when I would only want or expected one.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-23 at 08:30What you're missing @GoldFLsh, is either of these two:
- Correctly reference the
EventProcessor
behind yourLetterSchedulingHandler
- Define the
@ProcessingGroup
of yourLetterSchedulingHandler
What you might have read in the Reference Guide on Event Processors, as that any Event Handling Component (read your LetterSchedulingHandler
for example) will be grouped with other Event Handling Components in either a subscribing or a tracking event processor.
You have however not configured any processing group name at this stage. This means the LetterSchedulingHandler
's processing group will be defaulted to the package name of the handler. Hence, in your properties file you should use the package name instead of LetterSchedulingHandler
to define it as being subscribing.
What's clearer though, is to add the @ProcessingGroup
annotation on the LetterSchedulingHandler
, giving it a clear name you can then use in the properties file.
Lastly, the fact you are not correctly referencing the Event Processor is why you'll see replays of events. Axon defaults to a TrackingEventProcessor
which keeps track of how far it is with handling events of the stream. Without a persistence unit to store these TrackingTokens
in, it will always start from scratch.
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You can use event-processor like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the event-processor component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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