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We have multiple use cases that would need to ingest an XML message from a legacy MQ queue on prem which is needs to be converted to a more Kafka-friendly message format like JSON before it can be transformed into a downstream data warehouse or consumer application.
The message producer for majority of these use cases is on z/OS (there is significant tech debt adding a JSON converter), and we have other legacy processes using XML that could benefit from this functionality. This would be appealing to other IBM customers modernizing around Kafka.
JSON Converter:
mq.record.builder=com.ibm.eventstreams.kafkaconnect.plugins.xml.XmlMQRecordBuilder
mq.record.builder.root.element.name=doc
value.converter=org.apache.kafka.connect.json.JsonConverter
value.converter.schemas.enable=false
Example Message in XML:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ebcdic-cp-us"?><RecvDeliverSec><FirmNbr>99</FirmNbr><SubNbr>1</SubNbr><BranchId>9AAK</BranchId><RepId>AMGW</RepId><AcctNbr>99086900</AcctNbr><AcctType>1</AcctType><TranDesc>JRL</TranDesc><Qty>+100.00000</Qty><TradeDate>2024-05-17</TradeDate><SecNbr>8978942</SecNbr><Init>659</Init><ExecTradeId>+240517135423305815</ExecTradeId><AcctPseudoType>1</AcctPseudoType><SecDesc>FRANKLIN TEMPLETON</SecDesc><CUSIPNbr>35473P553</CUSIPNbr><SecAlpha>FRKLN LIBERTY US COR ETF</SecAlpha><TypeCode>C</TypeCode><NewTypeCode>M</NewTypeCode><Symbol>FLCB</Symbol><AcctAlpha>RICHIE ZAPPER</AcctAlpha><ManagePlanId>SUMA</ManagePlanId><PrtfVendorCode>SW</PrtfVendorCode><FirmProductCode>SUMA</FirmProductCode></RecvDeliverSec>
Example Message in JSON:
{
"RecvDeliverSec": {
"FirmNbr": "99",
"SubNbr": "1",
"BranchId": "9AAK",
"RepId": "AMGW",
"AcctNbr": "99086900",
"AcctType": "1",
"TranDesc": "JRL",
"Qty": "+100.00000",
"TradeDate": "2024-05-17",
"SecNbr": "8978942",
"Init": "659",
"ExecTradeId": "+240517135423305815",
"AcctPseudoType": "1",
"SecDesc": "FRANKLIN TEMPLETON",
"CUSIPNbr": "35473P553",
"SecAlpha": "FRKLN LIBERTY US COR ETF",
"TypeCode": "C",
"NewTypeCode": "M",
"Symbol": "FLCB",
"AcctAlpha": "RICHIE ZAPPER",
"ManagePlanId": "SUMA",
"PrtfVendorCode": "SW",
"FirmProductCode": "SUMA"
}
}
Please review the link:
https://dalelane.co.uk/blog/?p=5035#transfer-xml-messages-from-mq-queues-into-kafka-topics-as-json-messages