By tareqa
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Published: Nov 03 2008 / 10:06
In part 1 and part 2 of this tutorial we saw the basic concepts of Spring Batch and implemented a simple tasklet based job . The focus of this last part is on item-oriented batch processing. This approach consists of reading bulk data, performing some calculation and outputting the result, one item at a time. As an example think of processing a large flat file composed of records and writing the output to a database. Each line in the file corresponds to an item: it will be read, transformed and output separately.
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a_adrian replied ago:
This just remembers me of this Hello World joke: http://www.gnu.org/fun/jokes/helloworld.html
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