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Christian Schneider commented on CAMEL-4565:
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The ProxyHelper seems to always create a BeanInvocation. So I think we are not
already there. I now work out a prototype of a InvocationHandler for
pojo messaging.
> Allow to send messages using a user supplied pojo interface
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>
> Key: CAMEL-4565
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CAMEL-4565
> Project: Camel
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Christian Schneider
>
> The basic requirement is that we want to send a user defined object to a
> camel endpoint. The user code for sending the object should not contain any
> camel code.
> So imagine a simple DTO like Person with properties name and age. I would
> like to use an interface like
> interface PersonSender {
> void send(Person person);
> }
> So in the use code I code get an implementation injected that I simply could
> call with
> sender.send(person);
> So this is quite similar to our Pojo Messaging @Produce but I don´t want to
> send a BeanInvocation. Instead I would like to just have the Person object in
> the body. Ideally this should also support request / response if there is a
> return type.
> Additionally it should be configurable if it should send aynschronously or
> synchronously.
> Optionally we may also support a handler or Future for the response.
> To get the interface implementation we should support up to three variants.
> 1) Create the dynamic proxy programmatically
> 2) Define the proxy thiough a spring bean
> 3) Create and inject the proxy using the @Produce annotation (we will need a
> flag to switch behaviour or use a second annotation)
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