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Spring-Batch Tutorial: Guide For Application Developers

The document provides an overview and examples of using Spring Batch for batch processing applications. It begins with a simple "Hello World" example and then shows how to build more complex jobs using common components like tasklets, input/output sources, and job configuration. Finally, it outlines several sample batch jobs that demonstrate different capabilities of the Spring Batch framework such as parallel processing, restarts, and handling complex file formats.

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Spring-Batch Tutorial: Guide For Application Developers

The document provides an overview and examples of using Spring Batch for batch processing applications. It begins with a simple "Hello World" example and then shows how to build more complex jobs using common components like tasklets, input/output sources, and job configuration. Finally, it outlines several sample batch jobs that demonstrate different capabilities of the Spring Batch framework such as parallel processing, restarts, and handling complex file formats.

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Spring-Batch Tutorial

Guide for Application Developers

Agenda
Hello world! job Simple job programming a Tasklet directly Common job weaving standard components Sample jobs

Hello World! - tasklet


public class HelloWorldTasklet implements Tasklet { public ExitStatus execute() throws Exception { System.out.println("Hello world!"); return ExitStatus.FINISHED; }

Hello World! - tasklet


public class HelloWorldTasklet implements Tasklet { public ExitStatus execute() throws Exception { System.out.println("Hello world!"); return ExitStatus.FINISHED; }

Hello World! - configuration


<bean id="jobConfiguration" parent="simpleJob"> <property name="name" value="helloWorldJob" /> <property name="steps"> <list> <bean id="step1" parent="simpleStep"> <constructor-arg> <bean class="...HelloWorldTasklet" /> </constructor-arg> </bean> </list> </property> </bean>

Hello World! - configuration


<bean id="jobConfiguration" parent="simpleJob"> <property name="name" value="helloWorldJob" /> <property name="steps"> <list> <bean id="step1" parent="simpleStep"> <constructor-arg> <bean class="...HelloWorldTasklet" /> </constructor-arg> </bean> </list> </property> </bean>

Simple job - tasklet


public class SimpleTasklet implements Tasklet { private InputSource inputSource; private OutputSource outputSource; public ExitStatus execute() throws Exception { Object data = inputSource.read(); if (data != null) { outputSource.write(data); return ExitStatus.CONTINUABLE; } return ExitStatus.FINISHED; } public void setInputSource(InputSource inputSource) { this.inputSource = inputSource; } public void setOutputSource(OutputSource outputSource) { this.outputSource = outputSource; } }

Simple job - tasklet


public class SimpleTasklet implements Tasklet { private InputSource inputSource; private OutputSource outputSource; public ExitStatus execute() throws Exception { Object data = inputSource.read(); if (data != null) { outputSource.write(data); return ExitStatus.CONTINUABLE; } return ExitStatus.FINISHED; } public void setInputSource(InputSource inputSource) { this.inputSource = inputSource; } public void setOutputSource(OutputSource outputSource) { this.outputSource = outputSource; } }

Simple job - tasklet


public class SimpleTasklet implements Tasklet { private InputSource inputSource; private OutputSource outputSource; public ExitStatus execute() throws Exception { Object data = inputSource.read(); if (data != null) { outputSource.write(data); return ExitStatus.CONTINUABLE; } return ExitStatus.FINISHED; } public void setInputSource(InputSource inputSource) { this.inputSource = inputSource; } public void setOutputSource(OutputSource outputSource) { this.outputSource = outputSource; } }

Simple job - configuration


<bean id="jobConfiguration" parent="simpleJob"> <property name="name" value="simpleTaskletJob" /> <property name="steps"> <list> <bean id="step1" parent="simpleStep"> <constructor-arg> <bean class="...SimpleTasklet"> <property name="inputSource" ref="inputSource" /> <property name="outputSource" ref="outputSource" /> </bean> </constructor-arg> </bean> </list> </property> </bean>

Simple job input source


<bean id=inputSource" class="...SqlCursorInputSource scope="step" > <aop:scoped-proxy /> <property name="dataSource" ref="dataSource" /> <property name="sql" value="SELECT id, quantity, price, customer from TRADE" /> <property name="mapper"> <bean class="...TradeRowMapper" /> </property> </bean>

Simple job input source


<bean id=inputSource" class="...SqlCursorInputSource scope="step" > <aop:scoped-proxy /> <constructor-arg> <ref bean="dataSource" /> </constructor-arg> <property name="sql" value="SELECT id, quantity, price, customer from TRADE" /> <property name="mapper"> <bean class="...TradeRowMapper" /> </property> </bean>

Simple job output source


<bean id="outputSource" class="...FlatFileOutputSource scope="step" > <aop:scoped-proxy /> <property name="resource" value="file:out.txt" /> </bean>

Common job - configuration


<bean id="jobConfiguration" parent="simpleJob"> <property name="name" value="commonJob" /> <property name="steps"> <bean id="step1" parent="simpleStep"> <constructor-arg> <bean class="...tasklet.RestartableItemProviderTasklet"> <property name="itemProvider"> <bean class="...tasklet.support.InputSourceItemProvider"> <property name="source" ref="sqlInputSource" /> </bean> </property> <property name="itemProcessor"> <bean class="...tasklet.support.OutputSourceItemProcessor"> <property name="source" ref="xmlOutputSource" /> </bean> </property> </bean> </constructor-arg> </bean> </property> </bean>

Common job tasklet


<bean class="...tasklet.RestartableItemProviderTasklet"> <property name="itemProvider"> <bean class="...tasklet.support.InputSourceItemProvider"> <property name="source" ref="sqlInputSource" /> </bean> </property> <property name="itemProcessor"> <bean class="...tasklet.support.OutputSourceItemProcessor"> <property name="source" ref="xmlOutputSource" /> </bean> </property> </bean>

Common job tasklet


<bean class="...tasklet.RestartableItemProviderTasklet"> <property name="itemProvider"> <bean class="...tasklet.support.InputSourceItemProvider"> <property name="source" ref="sqlInputSource" /> </bean> </property> <property name="itemProcessor"> <bean class="...tasklet.support.OutputSourceItemProcessor"> <property name="source" ref="xmlOutputSource" /> </bean> </property>

</bean>

Common job tasklet


<bean class="...tasklet.RestartableItemProviderTasklet"> <property name="itemProvider"> <bean class="...tasklet.support.InputSourceItemProvider"> <property name="source" ref="sqlInputSource" /> </bean> </property> <property name="itemProcessor"> <bean class="...tasklet.support.OutputSourceItemProcessor"> <property name="source" ref="xmlOutputSource" /> </bean> </property>

</bean>

Samples overview
Samples project contains simple batch jobs illustrating various capabilities of the Spring-Batch framework See the folder src/main/resources/jobs for job configuration files See src/test/java, package org.springframework.batch.sample for tests which launch the jobs and check the expected results

simpleTaskletJob.xml
Straightforwardly implemented Tasklet, similar to the Simple Job example All-in-one solution to help understand tasklets execution logic Standard solutions are more modular, which makes them more flexible and reusable, but also less straightforward to understand

fixedLengthImportJob.xml
Clean separation of reading input and processing data (standard from now on) Typical scenario of importing data from a fixed-length file to database Custom DAO used for output

multilineOrderJob.xml
Handling of complex file format, both reading input and writing output Single record spans multiple lines and has nested records Custom ItemProvider and ItemProcessor implementations handling non-standard file format

tradeJob.xml

shows a reasonably complex scenario, that would resemble the real-life usage of the framework 3 steps:
trade records are imported from file to database customer account balance is adjusted report about customers is exported to a file

compositeProcessorSample.xml
Parallel writing to multiple outputs Example usage of composite ItemProcessor with an injected list of ItemProcessors

restartSample.xml
Simulates restart scenario, where the job crashes on first run and succeeds after being restarted Uses hacked tasklet that throws exception after reading a given number of records

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