Hi Riccardo,
Thank you so much for your answers on my thread request.
I have already kept my Route building logic in a separate class. And only
to build the IMAP *from *route dynamically I have a separate method
*getImapConfig
.*
After putting some log statements and checking the hashcode of the
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Hi,
you should proceed splitting the implementation in 2 components.
Implement your own org.apache.camel.builder.RouteBuilder to create routes
Implement your own
org.springframework.beans.factory.support.BeanDefinitionRegistryPostProcessor
to inject beans in the context
Without Spring the
Also the registry.unbind() says "Removes the bean from the repository (if
possible)." What does this "if possible" means here?
On Tue, Mar 4, 2025 at 10:07 PM Dipak Rai
wrote:
> The registry.bind () documentation says that "*Binds the bean to the
> repository (if possible). If the bean is CamelC
The registry.bind () documentation says that "*Binds the bean to the
repository (if possible). If the bean is CamelContextAware then the
registry will automatic inject the context if possible."*
What does that mean ? How can I make the 'exchangeAuthenticator' bean
CamelContextAware?
On Tue, Mar 4
Hi,
To add to my code snippet, I see in the logs that I could unbind the bean
and rebind it but somehow in the route url this string
*"?authenticator=#exchangeAuthenticator"
*does not show the updated values. I still get the error for the wrong
*tenantID
*I passed deliberately before last tim
*e.*
Hi,
Yes, Riccardo.
//code snippet removing the route before recreating the authenticator bean
Route route = camelContext.getRoute(MyConstants.IMAP_ROUTE_ID);
if (route != null) {
camelContext.getRouteController().stopRoute(MyConstants.IMAP_ROUTE_ID);
camelContext.removeRoute(MyConstants.IMAP_ROUT
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Hi,
I’ injecting beans at runtime using Camel with and without
Spring (and it works) but, I did it before starting the route.
From my understanding you are trying to replace a bean in the context once the
route is running, am I right?
If so, did you try to restart the route once y
I'll rephrase my question here.
Is it possible to just kick out the old bean from the Camel Context (and in
turn from the Spring context) and inject a new bean while using the same to
build a route dynamically as shown below? I don't see any explicit '
*unbind()*' method with the *ApplicationContex
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