Build adapters using XML configuration. Build application using adapters.

Small XML configuration example which defines an adapter:

<adapter name="HelloWorld" description="Little example">
	<receiver className="nl.nn.adapterframework.receivers.GenericReceiver" name="HelloWorld">
		<listener className="nl.nn.adapterframework.receivers.JavaListener" name="HelloWorld"/>
	</receiver>
	<pipeline firstPipe="HelloWorld">
		<exits>
			<exit path="EXIT" state="success"/>
		</exits>
		<pipe name="HelloWorld" className="nl.nn.adapterframework.pipes.FixedResult" returnString="Hello World">
			<forward name="success" path="EXIT"/>
		</pipe>
	</pipeline>
</adapter>

See release notes.

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• Download Eclipse Kepler SR2
• Unzip and start Eclipse.
• Close Welcome.
• Make sure Maven is able to access the internet. E.g. when behind a proxy: Window, Preferences, Maven, User Settings, settings.xml should exist and contain proxy configuration.
• Window, Open Perspective, Other..., Git, OK, Clone a Git repository, URI: https://github.com/ibissource/iaf.git, Next, Next, Finish.
• Right click iaf, Import projects..., Next, Finish.
• Window, Open Perspective, Other..., Java EE.
• Servers, No servers are available. Click this link to create a new server..., Apache, Tomcat v7.0 Server, Next, Browse..., select the root folder of a Tomcat installation (when not available download Tomcat (version 7.0.22 is known to work, but other version are expected to work too)), OK, Finish.
• Double click Tomcat v7.0 Server at localhost, Open launch configuration, Arguments, VM arguments, add -Dapplication.server.type=TOMCAT6, OK, Modules, Add Web Module..., iaf-example, OK, File, Save
• Right click Tomcat v7.0 Server at localhost, Start.
• Browse the IAF console at http://localhost:8081/iaf-example/.

• Clone this any way you like. E.g. at the commandline: git clone git@github.com:ibissource/iaf.git
• File -> Open project, and select the pom.xml which just appeared.
• To use git via intellij you need to install the git and/or github plugin.
• You can add a tomcat configuration via Run-> Edit Configuration -> + -> Tomcat Server -> Local -> Add example webapp under deployments tab.
• Run it

Initial:

• git clone https://github.com/ibissource/iaf
• cd iaf
• mvn
• cd example
• mvn jetty:run
• http://localhost:8080/

After modifying a project file:

• ctrl-c
• cd .. ; mvn clean install ; cd example ; mvn jetty:run

The jetty-maven-plugin requires Maven 3 and Java 1.7.