[CONF] Apache ServiceMix: 3. Beginner - Using Apache Camel inside ServiceMix (page edited)

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Page Edited : SM : 3. Beginner - Using Apache Camel inside ServiceMix 3. Beginner - Using Apache Camel inside ServiceMix has been edited by Gert Vanthienen (Mar 11, 2008). (View changes) Content: This tutorial teaches you to use Apache Camel for routing and mediation inside ServiceMix Prerequisites Before starting this tutorial, you should... be able to use ServiceMix (start/stop the container, deploy service assemblies, ...) know how to use the Maven archetypes and JBI plugin to build and deploy your projects If you have followed along with our two previous tutorials (1. Beginner - Guided tour and core concepts and 2. Beginner - Using Maven to develop JBI applications), you are ready to go. Goals of the document After this tutorial you can build Apache Camel routes and deploy them to ServiceMix you know how to use Apache Camel components to extend the possibilities of ServiceMix you can build Camel routes that interact with other services on the ESB Contents 3.1. Starting a new project — create a SA project which contains our servicemix-camel SU 3.2. Using the Camel Java DSL for the first time — use the Camel Java DSL for the first time to specify a route 3.3. Adding a JMS SU — add a JMS SU with two endpoints to interact with 3.4. Exchanging messages with other JBI services — reconfigure Camel to send messages to the JBI endpoints we've just created 3.5. Using other Camel components — use Apache Camel's optional components inside ServiceMix 3.6. Summary and other possibilities — a summary of what you learned as well as an overview of other useful Camel features Start this tutorial

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