Hello, I'm using Camel 4x on Apache Karaf and have a small component that exposes a CamelContext as a service. I'm using the Java DSL and deploying my routes -- everything seems to work.
I'm currently using Aries JAX-RS Whiteboard and deploying resources within my own application base. Similarly, this is all working correctly. Adding the 'aries-jax-rs-whiteboard' feature brings in pax web, cxf-jaxrs, etc. I'd now like to use the Camel REST DSL. I've confirmed I can use the Jetty component, as some of the examples have shown, on different ports, however, I'd like to re-use the existing pax web where I've already configured it and it's running on port 8181. I assume the right component is either 'camel-platform-http' or 'camel-servlet', but I've been unsuccessful with each. Reviewing the camel-platform-http component, I see the documentation says: To use Platform HTTP, a provider (engine) is required to be available on the classpath. The purpose is to have drivers for different runtimes such as Quarkus, or Spring Boot. Does such an engine exist to work in Karaf with Pax Web? If not do I use camel-servlet? Neither seem to work out of the box. Any points would be greatly appreciated. -- Chaz
