Smooks example

It can be used purely as a Java binding framework for XML, EDI, CSV and so forth. However, Smooks' Java binding capabilities are also the cornerstone of many other capabilities. This is because Smooks makes the Java objects it creates (and to which it binds data) available through the BeanContext class. To do so, right click on Smooks configuration xml (smooks-config-xmltoxml) & select Run As > Smooks Run Configuration as shown in Figure 12.At the same time make sure you added the Smooks jars as mentioned earlier. Figure 12. If your mapping was successful it will create the output as shown in figure 13. Figure 13. The Smooks mediator configuration will then translate the EDI message to XML. The ESB sequence will further process the XML message, and the Iterate mediator will send the message to the back-end service. Prerequisites. For a list of prerequisites, see Prerequisites to Start Samples. Building the sample. Here is the sample with Smooks mediator. The Smooks mediator configuration will then translate the EDI message to XML. The ESB sequence will further process the XML message, and the Iterate mediator will send the message to the back-end service. Prerequisites. For a list of prerequisites, see Prerequisites to Start Samples. Building the sample. Here is the sample with Smooks mediator. Smooks is a Java Framework/Engine for processing XML and non XML data. In this particular example, Smooks uses the SAX processing model, which means no intermediate object model is constructed for populating the target Java Object Graph. Instead, we go straight from the source Java Object Graph, to a stream of SAX events, which are used to populate the target Java Object Graph. Pinned. smooks Public. Extensible data integration Java framework for building XML and non-XML fragment-based applications. Java 345 341. smooks-examples Public. Curated collection of Smooks examples. Java 6 19. Examples Example 1: Performance tuning. Smooks can be used to split a file and send split results to a JMS endpoint. In this case, having a value other than -1 for jms:highWaterMark in the Smooks configuration file can result in a low throughput for message publishing, since Smooks will spend resources on message counting while the messages are being published. Smooks smooks = new Smooks ("smooks-config.xml"); JavaResult result = new JavaResult (); // Filter the input message to the JavaResult smooks.filter (new StreamSource (messageIn), result); For example: Press Enter to execute the command. Press Ctrl+Alt+F1 to switch to the first virtual terminal. Press Ctrl+Alt+F7 to return to your X-Windows session. The first sentence highlights the particular key cap to press. The second highlights two sets of three key caps, each set pressed simultaneously.