Thanks Claus, I can't change the source system, so I have to consume the ejb
from osgi unfortunately. In the scenario below, I do have it working,
partially, as you say, I'm now battling classloader issues. Trawling the posts
I have read about setting the Thread.currentThread().setClassContextLo
I have basic scenario working now. I didn't really change any of my config
below, except that I nuked the cache and a tmp folder in karaf and restarted.
Then it seemed to start working.
I am now working through an issue where I force the remote server to throw an
exception "TimesheetNotFound"
We have a huge amount of integration routes and a migration to spring boot
with one camel root per app would end with hundreds of virtual machines.
Therefore I think about spring boot apps with functional grouped routes. I
know that I can start / stop routes with jolokia but when I split a route
a
Hi
I think you are going on a path where nobody really goes - calling
remote EJBs (... from OSGi).
Then classloading is much more problematic to setup. You would need to
install the WebLogic EJB client and also make sure to have all the
right package imports in your application bundle etc.
I real
