Re: wonkiness with graphql component

2021-02-02 Thread David Holiday
point uri, then you should use *toD* and > not *to*. To D is for To Dynamic. > > On Sun, Jan 24, 2021 at 9:05 AM David Holiday > wrote: > > > > Hello fellow Camel riders, > > > > I'm trying to use the graphql component to do some integration work with &g

wonkiness with graphql component

2021-01-24 Thread David Holiday
Hello fellow Camel riders, I'm trying to use the graphql component to do some integration work with Github and I've noticed some odd behaviors: 1) for some reason, I can't use Simple to dynamically create queries. When I log the query it shows up correctly. for example: the JavaDSL statement:

Re: Quick question about processors and DSL

2021-01-22 Thread David Holiday
quired work to initailize and instance of > it (if needed) et all - is what the bean component is needed for > > The process is for basic java where it requires an object instance. > > On Fri, Jan 22, 2021 at 3:14 PM David Holiday > wrote: > > > > Hello fellow camel r

Quick question about processors and DSL

2021-01-22 Thread David Holiday
Hello fellow camel riders! Whenever I make a processor I have to access it i. DSL using "to()". When I attempt to access it using "process()" i get an error message telling me the class could not be found in the registry. I did some experimentation and it seems as though I can use "process()" if

Re: Introducing K-car: a microservice framework for Camel

2021-01-12 Thread David Holiday
ease. Nothing against python - it's just that this is a java project and I don't want to force java devs to maintain a python dependency as well. David Holiday On Tue, Jan 12, 2021 at 10:11 AM Romain Manni-Bucau wrote: > Hi David, > > Did read the readme and browsed (too qui

Introducing K-car: a microservice framework for Camel

2021-01-12 Thread David Holiday
Hello fellow Camel riders! I made a thing for Camel that makes it dead simple for teams to quickly build and deploy prod-ready microservices. The MVP can be found on github . I'm posting here to ask for your thoughts on what works, what doesn't, and whether or