One possibility is having a flag:
createRouteBuilder() {
from(...).to(...); // standard routes
if (inProduction) {
from("timer:...").to(...);
}
}
Or specify the timer in a special class which you dont start via Spring.
Not sure if the ControlBus could help (is just a pattern which comes to my
mind...)
Jan
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Von: martin11 [mailto:mato.kraj...@gmail.com]
Gesendet: Sonntag, 10. Februar 2013 15:41
An: users@camel.apache.org
Betreff: disable timer for unit tests
Hello,
I use Camel ver. 2.10.1 and in production context I use timers (cca 10sec.)
to create an event on route.
I also create unit tests (extended from CamelSpringTestSupport) for my
production context to make tests on individual routes.
When I run my tests, timers expires and start new route. Because it is only
test, than I don`t have a connection to external endpoints (database, LDAP,
etc..) and it cause exceptions in log file. Of course it does not affect
result of my test, but logs are unobvious.
How can I disable timers inside production context when running unit tests?
Thanks for any advice!
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