JiriOndrusek opened a new pull request, #9154:
URL: https://github.com/apache/camel-quarkus/pull/9154

    Fixes #9153. 
   
   `camel-kamelet` ships `DelegatingSchemaResolver`, which hard-references the 
schema resolvers of the *optional* `camel-jackson`, `camel-jackson-avro` and 
`camel-jackson-protobuf` dependencies. The class is the `#class:` template bean 
of the catalog's `resolve-pojo-schema-action` kamelet — whenever that kamelet 
is embedded into the native image (any application with the default 
`quarkus.camel.kamelet.identifiers=*`), the deployment registers the class 
reflectively and the GraalVM analysis fails parsing it if any of the optional 
dependencies is absent: `UnresolvedElementException: NoClassDefFoundError: 
org/apache/camel/component/jackson/transform/JsonSchemaResolver`.
   
     `KameletProcessor` now removes the class from the `camel-kamelet` artifact 
for native builds unless all three resolver classes are on the classpath 
(`RemovedResourceBuildItem`, the `OpenaiProcessor` idiom). JVM mode is 
unaffected — the class was never loadable without the optional dependencies 
anyway.
   
     Regression guard: the kamelet integration tests now embed 
`resolve-pojo-schema-action` — without the fix their native build fails — and 
gain a file-backed source kamelet test along the way.
   
     Verified: kamelet integration tests green in JVM and native mode; native 
fails without the fix.
   
     _Claude Code on behalf of @JiriOndrusek_
   
   
   
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