2008/12/3 Franklin Antony <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Dear All, > I recently started to use Camel for integration purposes. I am very much > confused as to where the Spring business services have to be injected into > Camel. Are they usually injected into RouteBuilder?
These documents are worth a browse... http://activemq.apache.org/camel/bean-integration.html in particular this describes how we invoke a bean inside a route http://activemq.apache.org/camel/bean-binding.html you can either use it inside a route... from("jms:someQueue").bean(MyBean.class, "myMethodName"); or using the @Consume annotation http://activemq.apache.org/camel/pojo-consuming.html > I have a use case currently where I listen to a directory for new files. > Then I get the file, rename it and move the file into another directory with > the new name. During this process I log the old and new file names into the > database. > > This is where problem starts. I have a Spring business service thats does > the logging for me. I am not sure where and how to inject the business > service. Also what is the best practice to place the service. Again how is > it possible to pass the new and old file names to this service ? > > > from("file://C://test//from").process(new Processor() { > > public void process(Exchange e) { > //Should the Spring business service for logging to > DB be called here ?? > } > }).to("file://C://test//to"); > > I really don't prefer this . Just feels like the routebuilder is doing more > that what its supposed to do. > > From how much I have used Camel,I am so much happy I am using it now :-D . from("file://C://test//from").bean(MyClass, "myMethod").to("file://C://test//to"); You can omit "myMethod" and Camel will probably do the right thing but it doesn't do any harm to be totally explicit. -- James ------- http://macstrac.blogspot.com/ Open Source Integration http://fusesource.com/
