JMS issue 63 - Basic Version#84
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…, messageConverter (to Json) and rabbit template
… with JSON format ("message": "sample message")
…nt them in the console for demo
… as well as info about login to the management console
…es by disabling CSRF (.csrf().disable())
… broker, as well as info about login to the management console" This reverts commit 36614c5.
# Conflicts: # src/main/java/se/iths/crimedatabase/security/SecurityConfig.java
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I followed the mention guided and executed it, step by step. Everything worked fine and I were able to send messages between two Java Spring Boot applications. Good work!
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Fix #63
This is a basic version of JMS using RabbitMQ. This implement an endpoint
/publishwhere you can send a message using JSON formatting"message": "sample message". The app will send it, give you a simple confirmation message and then the listener part of the app will consume it and print it in the console.This requires that RabbitMQ is running in docker, instructions in the updated README.md file for how to deploy this.
To access the management console, please also see the README.md file.
To create this I followed this Tutorial