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##################################### ## Messaging integration with change log ##################################### # note, change "messagingSample" in key to be the name of the consumer. e.g. changeLog.consumer.someNameAnyName.class changeLog.consumer.rabbitMqMessagingSample.class = edu.internet2.middleware.grouper.changeLog.esb.consumer.EsbConsumer changeLog.consumer.rabbitMqMessagingSample.publisher.class = edu.internet2.middleware.grouper.changeLog.esb.consumer.EsbMessagingPublisher changeLog.consumer.rabbitMqMessagingSample.publisher.messagingSystemName = rabbitmq ## queue or topic changeLog.consumer.rabbitMqMessagingSample.publisher.messageQueueType = queue changeLog.consumer.rabbitMqMessagingSample.publisher.queueOrTopicName = sampleQueue ## this is optional if not using "id" for subjectId, need to be a subject attribute in the sources.xml #changeLog.consumer.rabbitMqMessagingSample.publisher.addSubjectAttributes = email |
Note, you need to create the rabbitmq queue (you can do this with the admin console: http://localhost:15672/#/queues
Messages
Here are some sample messages from the ESB connector
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{
"encrypted":false,
"esbEvent":[
{
"changeOccurred":false,
"createdOnMicros":1502100000596000,
"eventType":"MEMBERSHIP_ADD",
"fieldName":"members",
"groupId":"ccf74f3b4d0743428f7d72a14d8d81db",
"groupName":"test:testLoader",
"id":"484190ca24e54ea7a6ac9e7d26089afa",
"membershipType":"flattened",
"sequenceNumber":"790",
"sourceId":"jdbc",
"subjectId":"test.subject.2"
}
]
} |
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{
"encrypted":false,
"esbEvent":[
{
"changeOccurred":false,
"createdOnMicros":1502133203662000,
"displayName":"etc:sysadminReadonly",
"eventType":"GROUP_ADD",
"id":"ae0dde273bd0472c8257f36ffccf20ad",
"name":"etc:sysadminReadonly",
"parentStemId":"4fd44656ad6f423eaaddbd896fdc1aaa",
"sequenceNumber":"793"
}
]
}
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Install this connector
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via the installer
Get the latest installer, run it, install, you can skip most stuff, rabbitmq is at the end
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