router

router

Membrane API Gateway's main object.

The router is a Spring Lifecycle object: It is automatically started and stopped according to the Lifecycle of the Spring Context containing it. In Membrane's standard setup (standalone or in a J2EE web app), Membrane itself controls the creation of the Spring Context and its Lifecycle.

In this case, the router is hot deployable: It can monitor proxies.xml, the Spring configuration file, for changes and reinitialize the Spring Context, when a change is detected. Note that, during the Spring Context restart, the router object itself along with almost all other Membrane objects (interceptors, etc.) will be recreated.

Can be used in:

Syntax

<router
	exchangeStore="string"
	hotDeploy="[true,false]"
	adjustHostHeader="[true,false]"
	indentMessage="[true,false]"
	adjustContentLength="[true,false]"
	trackExchange="[true,false]" />

Sample

<beans>
<router
  exchangeStore="memoryExchangeStore"
  adjustHostHeader="true"
  indentMessage="true"
  adjustContentLength="true" />
</beans>

Attributes

Name	Required	Default	Description	Example
jmx	false	-	-	-
retryInitInterval	false	5 minutes	number of milliseconds after which reinitialization of <soapProxy>s should be attempted periodically	-
production	false	false	-	-
hotDeploy	false	true	Whether changes to the router's configuration file should automatically trigger a restart. Monitoring the router's configuration file proxies.xml is only possible, if the router is created by a Spring Application Context which supports monitoring.	-
exchangeStore	false	create a {@link LimitedMemoryExchangeStore} limited to the size of 1 MB.	Spring Bean ID of an {@link ExchangeStore}. The exchange store will be used by this router's components ({@link AdminConsoleInterceptor}, {@link ExchangeStoreInterceptor}, etc.) by default, if no other exchange store is explicitly set to be used by them.	-
retryInit	false	false	-	-

Name

Required

Default

Description

Example

jmx

false

retryInitInterval

false

5 minutes

number of milliseconds after which reinitialization of <soapProxy>s should be attempted periodically

production

false

hotDeploy

false

true

Whether changes to the router's configuration file should automatically trigger a restart. Monitoring the router's configuration file proxies.xml is only possible, if the router is created by a Spring Application Context which supports monitoring.

exchangeStore

false

create a {@link LimitedMemoryExchangeStore} limited to the size of 1 MB.

Spring Bean ID of an {@link ExchangeStore}. The exchange store will be used by this router's components ({@link AdminConsoleInterceptor}, {@link ExchangeStoreInterceptor}, etc.) by default, if no other exchange store is explicitly set to be used by them.

retryInit

false