Chapter 3 Design • Routing patterns: These patterns provide the way to route a message from sender to receiver, shown as Message Routing in Figure 3-12. These patterns consume the message from one channel and send it to another channel without modification on the basis of a set of conditions. • Transformation patterns: These patterns change the content of a message, for example, XML to JSON conversion (also known as message translation). • Endpoint patterns: It is a messaging system so that a client can consume or produced messages. It defines endpoints, which are consumed by other applications. It has Message Endpoints, Message Gateways, and Message Dispatcher, as shown in Figure 3-12. • Management Patterns: These patterns help to deal with errors, performance analysis, and logging in the application. • Message construct: It has the message encapsulated with data, along with message events. It is responsible for construction of the message and holding the return address. Figure 3-12. Integration Components and Patterns 79