Hi,
> For each message that arrives on a queue, I want to kick-off a polling timer
> to periodically check a specific database row *for that message*
This is false assumption, as I don't need (and shouldn't) create new
thread for each message. Keep in mind that you poll the same DB
resource in ea
Hi Ram,
> Is there anyone who has already built a solution like this?
Sounds like a pretty common requirements for the Camel-based solution
:) Camel deployed on the ServiceMix should suit you more than well.
If you would like to consult any particular aspect of your system,
feel free to ask her
> I will be going the route of using the spring based registry. Looks like
> exactly what I need and have had good luck with it so far.
Great to hear that. Feel free to drop us a line if you need any further advice.
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Henryk Konsek
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Camel usually use the URI to configure the endpoint instance, so you need to
pass the URI to the endpoint instance. We also use the URI as the key to cache
the producer or consumer which are created from the endpoint.
I'm not sure why you don't want to use the URI directly, but you can pass the