Introducing Spring Framework
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Chapter 11 ■ Integrating Your Spring Application with External Systems Listing 11-12 shows the rabbitmqProducer instance and the testSpringRabbitMQ_1() method. When this method is executed, it will send a document to the RabbitMQ broker by calling the rabbitmqProducer.send method. If you run Listing 11-12 with gradle :ch11:test, then you should have a message in the RabbitMQ broker. Figure 11-7 shows the queue and the message that is ready to be consumed. Figure 11-7. RabbitMQ: Queues Remember that you are pretending to be your friend that uses RabbitMQ, so how can you consume the messages from RabbitMQ? Listing 11-13 shows the XML configuration that will help you start consuming from RabbitMQ. Listing 11-13. mydocuments-context.xml
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Chapter 11 ■ Integrating Your <strong>Spring</strong> Application with External Systems<br />
Listing 11-12 shows the rabbitmqProducer instance and the test<strong>Spring</strong>RabbitMQ_1() method. When this<br />
method is executed, it will send a document to the RabbitMQ broker by calling the rabbitmqProducer.send method.<br />
If you run Listing 11-12 with gradle :ch11:test, then you should have a message in the RabbitMQ broker.<br />
Figure 11-7 shows the queue and the message that is ready to be consumed.<br />
Figure 11-7. RabbitMQ: Queues<br />
Remember that you are pretending to be your friend that uses RabbitMQ, so how can you consume the messages<br />
from RabbitMQ? Listing 11-13 shows the XML configuration that will help you start consuming from RabbitMQ.<br />
Listing 11-13. mydocuments-context.xml<br />
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