Consumer Jumpstart

This is a simple JMS Consumer that allows for testing the connection to SWIM Cloud Distribution Service. It is not intended to be used for a realworld application.

The Jumpstart allows you to log the message rate metrics and/or messages to the console.

Configuration Options

The following configuration options will be provided when you create a subscription:

providerUrl: url of the message broker including the port (e.g. tcps://hostname:55443)

queue: the name of the queue to connect to receive data

connectionFactory: the connection factory used for connecting which contains specific configuration parameters defined by an administrator

username: the connection username for authentication

password: the connection password for authentication

vpn: the message vpn to connect to on the broker

metrics (Optional): log message rate metrics to the console and defaults to true. Set it to false for disabling metrics.

output (Optional): log messages to a specific output and defaults to com.l3harris.swim.outputs.NoopOutput.

com.l3harris.swim.outputs.NoopOutput: does not output message
com.l3harris.swim.outputs.StdoutOutput: outputs the messages to standard out
com.l3harris.swim.outputs.FileOutput: outputs the messages to a single rotating file log located in ./log/messages.log
com.l3harris.swim.outputs.MessageFileOutput: outputs each message to a separate file located in ./log/
com.l3harris.swim.outputs.database.MongoOutput: outputs each message to a document in a mongo collection in json format
com.l3harris.swim.outputs.database.PostgresOutput: outputs each message to a row in a postgres table in json format

Custom Outputs

com.l3harris.swim.outputs.custom.TfmsFlowPostgresOutput: outputs each TFMS restriction and airport configuration message to postgres
com.l3harris.swim.outputs.json.TDESPostgresOutput: outputs each TDES message to postgres

json (Optional): attempt to convert the xml messages to json and defaults to false. Set it to true for json output

postgres: configuration options for postgres

postgres.uri: uri of the postgres database with the database name (e.g. "jdbc:postgresql://localhost:5432/test")
postgres.user: the username for login to postgres
postgres.password: the password for login to postgres

Running with cli options

./bin/run -DproviderUrl= -Dqueue= -DconnectionFactory= -Dusername= -Dpassword= -Dvpn=

Running with config file

./bin/run -Dconfig.file=path/to/config-file

Config File Example (application.conf)

providerUrl= 
queue= 
connectionFactory= 
username= 
password= 
vpn=
initialContextFactory=
metrics=false
output=com.l3harris.swim.outputs.FileOutput
json=true


postgres.uri="jdbc:postgresql://localhost:5432/test"
postgres.user=postgres
postgres.password=postgres

Using Database Outputs

Mongo (com.l3harris.swim.outputs.database.MongoOutput)

Install mongodb locally: https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/installation/
Setup using docker: docker run --name mongo -p 27017:27017 -d mongo
Use a remote instance: (TODO: requires code changes to take in mongo connection string)

Postgres (com.l3harris.swim.outputs.database.PostgresOutput)

Install postgres locally: https://www.postgresql.org/download/
Setup using docker: docker run --name postgres -e POSTGRES_DB=test -e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=postgres -p 5432:5432 -d postgres:alpine
Use a remote instance: (TODO: requires code changes to take in postgres config options)

Create a new Output