We are pleased to announce that Spring-AMQP 1.1.4.RELEASE is now available.

This is a minor maintenance release with fixes to a few minor issues in the AMQP Log4j Appender, as well as correcting an issue in the spring-rabbit manifest for OSGI users.

Release notes can be found here.

The project home page is here, where you can find links to documentation, downloads and APIs.

We are pleased to announce that Spring Integration 3.0.0.M1 is now available. There are no major new features in this first milestone, it is mainly refactoring, removing deprecations, etc. Browse the documentation 'what's new' and the release notes for more information.

We are happy to see more community contributors and are continuing our efforts to promote that growing trend, both in the core project and the extensions respository.

• Release notes are available here.
• Reference Documentation is here.
• Artifacts are available in the SpringSource Milestone repo and the community download page.

More information is available on the project's home page.

We are pleased to announce that Spring Integration 2.2.1.RELEASE is now available. A list of changes can be found here.

In addition, the 2.1.5.RELEASE is now available, with the list of changes here. However, 2.1.x users are encouraged to move to the 2.2.1 release - the 2.2. GA announcement is here.

The artifacts are available in the SpringSource Repository as well as Maven Central, or you can download the zip here.

We are pleased to announce that Spring Integration 2.2.0.RC3 is now available in the milestones repository.

Release notes can be found here.

Links to downloads and the documentation can be found on the project home page.

It is anticipated that this will be the final release candidate, with the GA release being available shortly.

Many thanks to the community members who have tried out the earlier milestones and provided valuable feedback.

Introduction

This is the fourth part in a series of blog posts highlighting some of the new features available in Spring Integration 2.2 following the recent release of Release Candidate 1. The first part talks about the MongoDB adapters, the second part talks about transaction synchronization; the third part talks about JPA support.

Spring Integration 2.2 introduces the ability to apply one or more localized AOP Advice elements to a message handler. A number of standard Advice classes has also been provided as well as a sample application that explores the features they provide.

Background

For a general introduction to Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP), see the Spring Documentation

With Spring Integration, to-date, it has been possible to apply an <advice-chain/> to a poller. Assuming Direct channels are being used, an AOP Advice in such a chain applies to the entire flow, encompassing all downstream components. There are times, however, when it would be advantageous to advise just an individual endpoint to, say, retry an…

Introduction

This is the second part in a series of blog posts highlighting some of the new features available in Spring Integration 2.2 following the recent release of Release Candidate 1. The first part talks about the MongoDB adapters.

Spring Integration 2.2 introduces extended support for synchronizing non-transactional resources with transactions.

Background

Spring has provided first class support for synchronizing resources with transactions for many years. In many cases, this facility is used to synchronize transactions managed by multiple transaction managers, in order to implement the 'Best Efforts 1PC' pattern described in Dave Syer's excellent JavaWorld article.

It is often used, for example, to synchronize a JMS commit with a JDBC commit.

Spring Integration has long supported this feature, by defining a <transactional/> element on a poller. This release takes this feature one step further, by allowing synchronization of non-transactional resources with a transaction.

For example, consider a <file:inbound-channel-adapter/> and an Integration application that reads a file when it appears in a directory, and updates a database. This…

Spring Integration 2.2.0.RC1 - the release candidate for the 2.2 stream, including a number of important features and improvements, is now available. Barring major issues, we expect to make the final release shortly, so users are encouraged to try out the new features, some of which are described here. Over the next week or so, we intend to release a number of blog posts highlighting some of these features and others.

• Release notes are available here. The issues listed there are closed, in addition to those in milestones 1 through 4.
• Artifacts are available in the SpringSource repo and the community download page.

More information is available on the project's home page.

Spring AMQP provides the familiar benefits of the Spring programming model to AMQP and, specifically, Rabbit MQ.

We are pleased to announce the availability of the 1.1.2 maintenance release of spring-amqp for Java, which includes a number of important bug fixes.

For more information, refer to the project home page.

Spring Integration 2.2.0.M4 - the fourth and final milestone release of the 2.2 stream, including a number of important features and improvements, is now available.

• Release notes are available here.
• Artifacts are available in the SpringSource repo and the community download page.

More information is available on the project's home page.

The Spring Integration team is pleased to announce the release of:

Spring Integration 2.1.3.RELEASE - a small maintenance release with some important bug fixes

Release notes are available here

Artifacts are available in the SpringSource repo, the community download page and Maven Central

Spring Integration 2.2.0.M3 - The third milestone release of the 2.2 stream, including a number of important features and improvements

Release notes are available here

Artifacts are available in the SpringSource repo and the community download page

More information is available on the project's home page