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spring-boot-rabbitmq-example

Things to be checked before starting the application:

  • Update the application.properties file with your MySQL username and password
  • Create a new database schema with name springboot_rabbitmq_example
  • Update the spring.datasource.url if you are using a remote database.
  • Ensure that you have a rabbitmq server running and correctly configured in application.properties

Application flow:

  • Once the application is started, open the same in a browser http://localhost:8080
  • Create a new Product record
  • Notice that the value for "Are Mails Sent" in the http://localhost:8080/product/show/1 is currently set to false.
  • There is a link at the bottom of this record "Send emails through queue listener"
  • When this link is clicked, a message is put in a rabbitmq queue, the browser is redirected back to the product show page without getting blocked.
  • This message is read and processed by MailSender class.
  • We have added a sleep of 10 seconds in MailSender.receiveMesage() to replicate a slow mail sending process.
  • On the browser, keep refreshing the page: http://localhost:8080/product/show/1
  • You will notice that the value for "Are Mails Sent" changes to true after 10 seconds.

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