Hi
Yeah you can use @WebListener or whatever the servlet container supports.
Or for example use a spring xml file and a spring servlet listener
that bootstrap spring and reads the xml file, where you can have
to start Camel.
Such as shown in this example
https://github.com/apache/camel/tree/mast
Hello!
As I understand the ServletListener component which was used to bootstrap
Camel is deprecated and removed in Camel 3. From the docs I did not find
what should be done instead when using Camel 3? For Servlet 3.x contains
the @WebListener annotation-driven configuration can be used. Is this t
