Just working on a batch right now. This video explains multisource processing in a very straightforward and simple way. I would really appreciate any advice you could give me. The context is that I need to gather information from input resources and supplement it with additional data obtained by calling an external API (within the processor), which will be written to a raw file later on. Although I've already accomplished this, I'm now considering the feasibility of incorporating asynchronous processing into the entire workflow. This is because I need to implement a database cache to avoid redundant API calls when the information is already mirrored in the database from a previous API call. I anticipate potential challenges with asynchronous behavior in this scenario. Thank you in advance!
Hey mate, thanks for your appreciation. Your use case seems to be a pretty nice one. I've done the same on my job. In that time i've used AsyncItemProcessor and all the features. Well, having now my last video, let me implement it and let's open a thread that allow us to discuss about the solution and its improvements.
I´d really apreciate that, I´ve been thinking on different possible approaches, and would be great having a different point of view from you. Thanks, and great work!!!
It's a great session on spring batch, I'm bit confused with thread concept, agreed threads got created but they are executed one after the other, there is no parallel processing isn't it?
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These tutorials are awesome.
Thank you.
Glad you like them! Planning to make more use case with different approach. Thanks for your feedback.
Just working on a batch right now. This video explains multisource processing in a very straightforward and simple way. I would really appreciate any advice you could give me. The context is that I need to gather information from input resources and supplement it with additional data obtained by calling an external API (within the processor), which will be written to a raw file later on. Although I've already accomplished this, I'm now considering the feasibility of incorporating asynchronous processing into the entire workflow. This is because I need to implement a database cache to avoid redundant API calls when the information is already mirrored in the database from a previous API call. I anticipate potential challenges with asynchronous behavior in this scenario. Thank you in advance!
Hey mate, thanks for your appreciation. Your use case seems to be a pretty nice one. I've done the same on my job. In that time i've used AsyncItemProcessor and all the features. Well, having now my last video, let me implement it and let's open a thread that allow us to discuss about the solution and its improvements.
I´d really apreciate that, I´ve been thinking on different possible approaches, and would be great having a different point of view from you. Thanks, and great work!!!
Brother you are awesome 🎉
Thank you so much 😀. Next part coming tonight.
Now we need the next video. thanks
Coming out soon.
It's a great session on spring batch, I'm bit confused with thread concept, agreed threads got created but they are executed one after the other, there is no parallel processing isn't it?
Hello my friend, that is very nice question. For this particular video we are dealing with concurrency not parallelism
I really liked your video 🔥...could you please share the ppt you have used the video too
Will upload soon
Thanks for this.
My pleasure! More content coming soon!
Hi sensei, do you have the repo for this class?
good video~!
as always thanks mate.
Can you please send Git repo