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Submodule as2‐demo spring boot
Philip Helger edited this page Feb 23, 2023
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This is a stub project that just shows how integration of as2-lib with Spring Boot could work. It doesn't do anything real.
Run the project with Maven:
mvn spring-boot:run
If everything went smooth, the application is reachable locally at http://localhost:8081
- The class
As2SandboxApplication
contains the main Spring Boot application.- By implementing the
ServletContextListener
interface it allows for a clean shutdown via the methodcontextDestroyed
. It is suggested you take this over in your application
- By implementing the
- The main AS2 logic happens in class
ServletConfig
- The constant
AS2ServletXMLSession
contains the AS2 configuration to be used- The content of this session is read from the file
config/config.xml
- This configuration file contains the certificate references, the partnership references and the processors to be used. See the sub page for details
- This session is initialized once globally. If your AS2 settings are more dynamic, you need to adopt your approach
- The AS2 session is NOT to be confused with an HTTP session - it's something completely different
- The content of this session is read from the file
- The class registers a Servlet at path
/as2
that is able to receive the main AS2 messages- It will take the configuration from the above mentioned AS2 session
- When receiving a message, it will call the Java modules (not Java 11 modules - just AS2 handler modules) defined in the configuration file
- This Servlet and the respective handler class need to be used in your application
- The class also registers a second Servlet at path
/as2mdn
that is able to receive asynchronous AS2 MDNs- If your scenario only uses synchronous MDNs you don't need that servlet
- The constant