Kafka messages sometimes remain unprocessed by a JMS source for unexplained reasons. To ensure that all the Kafka messages are consumed and published successfully, Adeptia Connect integrates Apache Kafka using which the application components can create, send, receive, and read messages using reliable communication.
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| Kafka Listener and Target created from the manage page are available to be used only in the process flow. Every time you create a template with Kafka as a source, you need to define the properties for the Kafka listener. The same holds true when you create a template with Kafka as a destination. |
Creating Kafka Account
Kafka account is used to connect with Kafka Server. While creating Kafka account, you need to define the following properties which are used to connect to Kafka Server.
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- Select Kafka as a source application.
- In the Which event should trigger the data transfer? field, select New Message and click Next.
- In the Provide Kafka account information field, select the Kafka account and click Next.
- In the Kafka Settings page, follow the instructions from the step c through step l from the section Creating Kafka Listener.
- Click Next to complete the steps that follow to create the template.
Publishing Kafka message to a Kafka server
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- Select Kafka as a destination application.
- In the Provide Kafka account information field, select the Kafka account and click Next.
- In the How the data should be delivered to destination? field, select Send Message and click Next.
- In the Kafka Settings page, follow the instructions from the step c through step l from the section Creating Kafka Target.
- Click Next to complete the steps that follow to create the template.