Spring Tips: Spring Cloud Stream

[@richardlanglois5183]

Great presentation Josh!

[@DavidMwangikamau]

Awesome tutorial. I really enjoyed it.

[@emmanuelmaxim7566]

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[@knoxcolten8910]

@Emmanuel Maxim Definitely, have been using Flixzone} for since december myself =)

[@marcolucas2160]

@Emmanuel Maxim Yup, I have been watching on Flixzone} for years myself :D

[@shivamoorthypv4230]

Good one Josh.. Thanks!

[@alirezakasraei5235]

great tutorial

[@prateekashtikar8631]

Can we get to see latest video for Spring Cloud stream portfolio ?

[@jagdishv2186]

one small doubt if producer is up and sending ,but the consumer is down for 5 minutes ,will it eventually be recieved in the consumer when it is up.anything like timeout can be assigned,similarly in case of exception how to handle

[@bunthaideng2492]

Where is the configuration that the subscriber connect to the port 8000?

[@premierde]

@EnableBindinding is deprecated. Please can you post new samples with spring cloud stream.

[@brubjao]

Hey Josh, how configuration I need to make in my rabbitmq server ? tks

[@adityasoeroso2762]

That is why we want to use spring cloud stream, it takes care of all the configurations

[@saugataray5614]

Hi Josh, using kafka, i'm sending "hello world" as string but at consumer end the payload is being displayed as : 104,101,108,108,111,32,119,111,114,108,100 instead of "hello world". please help.

[@petercarpowitz7007]

www.asciitable.com/ ... now you should solve this "puzzle"...

[@saugataray5614]

thanks peter for your reply, but i want to know, how do i get original payload as text but not ascii

[@tientcheu]

I am having the same issue, did you solve it?

[@kr.Vishnu401]

Clement Tientcheu use transform method to transform the payload to string u can use GenericTransformer class

[@saugataray5614]

you can use @StreamListener("channelName")...hope i helped you...

[@rubenlara3386]

Warum müssen so viele Speakers so schnell sprechen als ob sie pro Wort bezahlt werden? Das Thema ist wirklich interessant, Schade.

[@PatrickCornelien]

Er spricht auch sonst so schnell ;)

[@danhartling1272]

Das Video lässt sich bei Bedarf über die Einstellungen verlangsamen.