Hello,
I am new to Camel and have some questions (yes, it can be stupid questions
;) ).
We are going to build a component (a message flow in WebSphere Message
Broker, WMB) that can route a message to one or more WebSphere MQ queue(s)
by matching some JMS headers towards a set of rules.
The rules and endpoints will be in a database.
So the idea is to use WMB and the normal MQInputNode to get the message and
then use a JavaComputeNode that will match the message (JMS headers) to the
rules and then send the message to the endpoint. For the matching part
(which I think is closest to "Dynamic Recipient List") we want to use Apache
Camel as the engine. Since we have rules in a database, I assume Java DSL to
be the way forward.
- So how should I get started ? :) (any tip is valuable)
- Since I have already got the message, how can I use
from("xxxxx")
- How should I best implement Java DSL rules with support for AND, OR,
BETWEEN
- Will it require me to implement a specialized Processor?
Best Regards
Joacim
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