Week 1 Unit 4: Creating Integration
Processes From Scratch
Creating Integration Processes From Scratch
A typical integration flow
Sender Receiver
Channel Message Processing = Route = Processor Chain Channel
Component Component
Apache Camel
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Creating Integration Processes From Scratch
Apache Camel
Camel is an integration framework (not an ESB)
Routing and mediation engine
Payload-agnostic router
Flexible pipeline (“Route” or “Processor Chain” in Camel terms)
Based on enterprise integration patterns (EIPs)
– EIPs describe integration problems and solutions
– EIPs provide a common vocabulary, for example
Request/Response
Content-Based Router
Splitter/Gather
Recommended reading:
– Camel in Action (2011) by Claus Ibsen and Jonathan Anstey, Manning Publications Co., ISBN 978-1-935182-36-8
– Enterprise Integration Patterns (2003) by Gregor Hohpe and Bobby Woolf, Addison Wesley, ISBN 0-321-20068-3
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Creating Integration Processes From Scratch
Copying files – Creating a new integration package
Goal: Implementing an integration flow that copies files between directories located on an SFTP server
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Creating Integration Processes From Scratch
Copying files – Creating a new integration flow (1)
Goal: Implementing an integration flow that copies files between directories located on an SFTP server
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Creating Integration Processes From Scratch
Copying files – Creating a new integration flow (2)
Goal: Implementing an integration flow that copies files between directories located on an SFTP server
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Creating Integration Processes From Scratch
Copying files – Modeling integration flow
Goal: Implementing an integration flow that copies files between directories located on an SFTP server
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Creating Integration Processes From Scratch
Copying files – Sender adapter configuration
Goal: Implementing an integration flow that copies files between directories located on an SFTP server
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Creating Integration Processes From Scratch
Copying files – Receiver adapter configuration
Goal: Implementing an integration flow that copies files between directories located on an SFTP server
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Creating Integration Processes From Scratch
Copying files – Message monitoring
Goal: Implementing an integration flow that copies files between directories located on an SFTP server
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Creating Integration Processes From Scratch
Demo
DEMO
Creating Integration
Processes From
Scratch
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Creating Integration Processes From Scratch
What you’ve learned in this unit
How to create a new integration package
How to create a new integration flow
How to configure sender and receiver adapters
for copying files between directories on an
SFTP server
How to monitor the message transfer via the
SAP HANA Cloud Integration server
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