How can I set up Camel when running in the same JVM as a client application so that I can have the client make a call to an interface that is implemented by Camel. I am basically wanting the client to make business calls on an interface and have the implementation of that interface injected into the client by Spring. The implementation would be provided by Camel which could make RMI calls, web service calls, etc. on the client's behalf and have the results returned back to the client on a blocking synchronous call. What would the Java DSL style routing look like?
I would also like to have the client make an asynchronous call into Camel and provide a callback interface. Camel would then communicate with a remote application through queues, correlate the response with the request and provide the results to the client using the provided callback. Is this possible? Thanks, Jeff -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Synchronous-calls-from-client-into-Camel-tp15481216s22882p15481216.html Sent from the Camel - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
