Content Enricher

In some situations, the incoming message may not contain all of the data that will be necessary to be processed correctly, therefore additional information will need to be acquired and added to the message using the Content Enricher integration pattern.

When transmitting messages from one application to another it can be common that the target system requires more information than the source system has provided. As an example, an incoming Address message may only contain a ZIP code because storing a redundant state code would be considered superfluous. Yet another system may not actually use state codes, but spell the state name out because it uses free-form addresses in order to support international addresses.

There are many examples where our messages must be enriched with data derived from other systems.

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