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Whats the difference between direct: and to () in Apache Camel? A route is an artifact in Camel, and you could do certain administrative tasks towards it with the Camel API, such as start, stop, add, remove routes dynamically The "to" clause is just an endpoint call Once starting to do some real cases with somewhat complexity in Camel, you will note that you cannot get too many "direct" routes
java - Apache camel route is not identified - Stack Overflow I have a spring boot application to which I am adding a camel route The class where the route is defined extends FatJarRouter and is annotated with @Component When the application is run as sprin
java - What exactly is Apache Camel? - Stack Overflow I don't understand what exactly Camel does If you could give in 101 words an introduction to Camel: What exactly is it? How does it interact with an application written in Java? Is it something
When to use Spring Integration vs. Camel? - Stack Overflow We choose Camel over Spring-Integration because the fluent API is really nice We actually use it in Spring projects and use Spring to configure part of it The programming API's are clear and there is a large set of sensible components We did a small scale shootout and basically at that time for our requirement Camel won We use it mainly to transfer internal datafiles to from external
Pascal casing or Camel Casing for C# code? - Stack Overflow I've been arguing with my coworkers about Pascal casing (upper camel case) vs lower CamelCasing They are used to lower camel casing for everything from table names in SQL databases to property na