On Fri, Nov 6, 2009 at 2:20 AM, mumbly wrote:
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> I did a search on the forum, but did not see anything addressing this issue
> (though it is a bit of an awkward search to make, so I may have missed
> something).
>
> I'm new to Camel (evaluating it, Spring Integration and Mule for a project)
> and
Hi Tim,
Most camel component can run without spring support, unless some
components which have some complex configuration which need Spring to do
the DI work. You can also use Guice[1] to do that part of work.
If you are not a big fan of Spring you can take a look the example that
Camel In Act
I did a search on the forum, but did not see anything addressing this issue
(though it is a bit of an awkward search to make, so I may have missed
something).
I'm new to Camel (evaluating it, Spring Integration and Mule for a project)
and have been spending a little time trying to get a few diffe
Hi,
we use one of the latest 2.1 snapshots (I will have a look at the exact date
tomorrow).
We use the onException-expressions (from the example below) in a
RouteBuilder-class with one defined route. Both onException are placed
before the route definition. So far the scope is global.
DRy
Cla
Hi Claus,
One minor but imortant change is required to the documentation you added to
the wiki:
"Or you can do something like this" should be "Then" + the explanation that
I wrote. ("Create a class that implements HttpClientConfigurer... ")
It's a two-step process, and both are required. First
Yeah, I considered using Apache Abdera to do the RSS support under the hood
but at the time it was just a bit of code in a sandbox. Now, its still not
released anywhere :) I guess for now we'll just stick with ROME. Though,
maybe in the future we can consider Abdera if it is better.
On Thu, Nov 5,
