Over the years, Solace has been working hard to help developers using the Spring Framework create Spring-based applications and event-driven microservices with Solace event brokers. We kicked off the effort by publishing a comprehensiveintegration guide that demonstrates how to integrate JMS with the Spring Java Framework for production and consumption of JMS messages. We’ve also released open source projects like aSpring Boot auto-config complete with a Spring Boot Starter for the Solace JMS API and animplementation of Spring’s Cloud Stream Binder for integrating with Solace PubSub+.

I’m proud to announce a few new resources we’re making available, along with a new landing page that will house all of these assets and help Spring developers understand:

• What Spring Projects can be used with PubSub+
• Why Spring ecosystems can benefit from Solace PubSub+
• How they can can use PubSub+ with supported Spring projects

The page is atsolace.com/spring — go check it out while it’s hot!

As for the new resources I mentioned above…

Spring Cloud Streams with Solace Tutorial

In addition to introducing you the fundamentals of using Spring Cloud Streams with the Solace PubSub+ Binder, this hands-ontutorial outlines a simple way to create a messaging service in Solace to quickly access Solace messaging. It shows you how to create 3 apps: a Spring Cloud Streams Source (sending app), a Spring Cloud Streams Sink (receiving app), and a Spring Cloud Streams Processor (sending & receiving app).

Check out thetutorial and thesample code in GitHub.

Spring Boot Autoconfig (JMS) Tutorial

This tutorial is all about using Spring Boot with Autoconfigure to connect an JMS client to Solace Messaging for the exchange of JMS events. It walks you through the steps to create respectively an app for receiving JMS messages and an app for sending JMS messages.

Check out thetutorial and thesample code in GitHub.

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