Trigger a Spring Batch job with a JMS message

The example is using Spring Integration to receive the JMS message. There are two approaches:

• using JmsDestinationPollingSource
• message-driven approach using the JmsMessageDrivenEndpoint

Setup dependencies

1. Install and start ActiveMQ:

brew install activemq
brew services start activemq

2. Verify that you access:

http://localhost:8161/admin/
credentials: admin/admin

3. Start hawtio client:

java -jar hawtio-app-1.5.4.jar --port 9999

4. Start hawtio agent:

On the http://localhost:9999/hawtio click on the Connect tab, then Local then Apache ActiveMQ and then click Start the agent. Agent URL will be provided and then click on it.

5. Install and start H2:

brew install h2
brew services start h2

6. Verify that you can access the H2 console:

http://localhost:8082/

Receive a JMS message using JmsDestinationPollingSource

1. Start app with the InboudChannelAdapterExample providing the --spring.mail.username=<username> and --spring.mail.password=<password> program arguments.
2. Send a message to the notification queue.

<notification>
   <email>[email protected]</email>
   <status>ORDER_DISPATCHED</status>
</notification>

3. Verify that the Spring Batch job is triggered and an email is sent to [email protected]

Receive a JMS message using JmsMessageDrivenEndpoint

1. Start the app with the MessageDrivenChannelAdapterExample
2. Send a message to the trade queue.

<trade>
  <stock>AAPL</stock>
  <quantity>100</quantity>
  <action>BUY</action>
</trade>

3. Verify that the Spring Batch job is triggered and the trade is logged in the console.