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11.7. Methods for Creating Split Messages

  • A basic (untransformed/unenriched) fragment split and bind. This serializes a message fragment (repeatedly) to its XML form and stores it in the bean context as a String.
  • A more complex approach using the Java Binding and Templating Cartridges, where you configure Smooks to extract data from the source message and and into the bean context (using jb:bean configs) and then (optionally) apply templates to create the split messages. This has the following advantages:
    • Allows for transformation of the split fragments, that is, not just XML as with the basic option.
    • Allows for enrichment of the message.
    • Allows for more complex splits, with the ability to merge data from multiple source fragments into each split message, for example not just the orderItem fragments but the order header info too.
    • Allows for splitting and routing of Java Objects as the Split messages (for example, over JMS).
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