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I am developing a web service in java that requires to do an asynchronous call to a 3rd party app by aggregating about 100 requests or for a minute (whichever happens earlier). Is there any open source framework or known design patterns available to help me in this.

I have looked at JMS and Spring-Batch. JMS processes each message (and not aggregate) and Spring Batch provides batch execution but also doesn't provide this aggregation support.

I can implement my own queue and handler service to make sure I aggregate the results and process it, but I was looking for solutions like JMS which also takes care of persisting the message/data incase of failure and re-using it once system is back up.

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A full-blown solution which addresses this kind of problems would be Spring Integration (since you mentioned Spring) or Apache Camel.

What you would need to do is apply a set of Enterprise Integration Patterns like a channel adapter which reads from JMS, an aggregator configured to collect messages based on count and/or time and a service activator which invokes some method of yours with the aggregation result.

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