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Process Manager Enterprise Integration Pattern
Enterprise integration patterns include the process manager pattern.
You can now easily implement this pattern by using custom process manager logic encapsulated in a RoutingSlipRouteStrategy
within the routing slip.
In addition to a bean name, the RoutingSlipRouteStrategy
can return any MessageChannel
object, and there is no requirement that this MessageChannel
instance be a bean in the application context.
This way, we can provide powerful dynamic routing logic when there is no way to predict which channel should be used.
A MessageChannel
can be created within the RoutingSlipRouteStrategy
and returned.
A FixedSubscriberChannel
with an associated MessageHandler
implementation is a good combination for such cases.
For example, you can route to a Reactive Streams, as the following example shows:
@Bean
public PollableChannel resultsChannel() {
return new QueueChannel();
}
@Bean
public RoutingSlipRouteStrategy routeStrategy() {
return (requestMessage, reply) -> requestMessage.getPayload() instanceof String
? new FixedSubscriberChannel(m ->
Mono.just((String) m.getPayload())
.map(String::toUpperCase)
.subscribe(v -> messagingTemplate().convertAndSend(resultsChannel(), v)))
: new FixedSubscriberChannel(m ->
Mono.just((Integer) m.getPayload())
.map(v -> v * 2)
.subscribe(v -> messagingTemplate().convertAndSend(resultsChannel(), v)));
}