I will try to "bump" this question just once. Any hints from anybody?
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> From: gonzalo diethelm [mailto:gdieth...@dcv.cl]
> Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2012 3:56 PM
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Or this makes no sense and I should explore a different way?
Perhaps I need to write the server-side code as a Java app that has both Jetty
(as web server) and Camel (as EAI infrastructure, including its own copy of
Jetty) embedded into it?
Thanks in advance and best regards,
es Spring MVC to implement all the REST methods? If yes, what type
of endpoint would that be (servlet, jetty, restlet, etc.) and how would it be
wired to the Java POJO?
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ation parts
of my services.
In the future, I might have a need to support SOAP-based web services as well.
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at I can write my beans the way I
described? I would rather map each method to the correct verb in my Java code,
not in the route specification.
Thanks in advance and best regards.
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And this class should be
allowed to use Spring to access all things related to the request (URL path
parameters, headers, cookies, body, etc.), using all the Spring goodness that
has been created for these purposes.
> If I am talking nonsense, apologies in advance.
Ditto.
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ic.
So, my question is: is it possible to magically go from the Camel from("")
route definition to a Spring MVC implementation of the business logic?
If I am talking nonsense, apologies in advance.
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> in architecture.
Totally agree. Thanks for the high-level view.
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> I think this is the key to remove these warnings.
I am not sure what to make out of that page. I tried adding the following in
several parts of my route, but the warnings still appear:
Any other suggestions?
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ot sure if your services have a good granularity to deploy each of
> them as a single application in an OSGi container, because there is some
> little overhead to make them ready for OSGi.
I guess some testing (on my part) is called for.
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> nice thread, thanks for the sharing... to me, multiple instances makes
> sense
> for fail-over. Just configure it through the ActiveMQ...
That too.
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http://servicemix.apache.org/nmr/index.html ?
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Q in this setup directly from Spring, and hopefully avoid (for
now) ServiceMix, since it seems "pure" Camel will cover all my needs. Does this
make sense to you?
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n class). Try it out.
I definitely will. Thanks for clarifying this for me; this area is where my
expertise is the least (close to zero), and to my newbie eyes OSGi seems "too
good to be true".
> Best regards - Claus
Thanks again.
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y sympathies. I have been dealing with
> that lately and its made me consider a career change!!!
I try to look at it as a black box, but I can see the operations guys slowly
loosing their minds managing the beast...
> Hope this helps - significantly to coax contributions from some of the
> guys on here. They seem pretty good to me
It helps a lot, thanks again.
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, but I don't really
know where exactly more detail would be needed; I guess my mind has become a
little brittle, after all these years of "pure" J(2)EE. Let's get the ball
rolling with this information and I will provide more if required.
Thanks in advance for any wisdom shared, and best regards.
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