Hi We should add a wrapper in camel-Karaf to use existing Karaf http connectors.
By default the camel components create a new connector. Let me try something quickly here. Regards JB Le mer. 18 juin 2025 à 00:45, Chaz Kettleson <apache-karaf-...@pyr3x.com.invalid> a écrit : > 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 >
