for example Java).
> > Could Camel be a language on its own? Now that the DSL is so extensive, I
> > was wondering couldn't Camel be a programming language on its own? 1. By
> > combining the DSL's into a consistent Language/Syntax. 2. Enhance the
> > language, so devel
for example Java).
Could Camel be a language on its own? Now that the DSL is so extensive, I
was wondering couldn't Camel be a programming language on its own? 1. By
combining the DSL's into a consistent Language/Syntax. 2. Enhance the
language, so developers can code all Camel tasks thr
developers can code all Camel tasks through the Camel language
(Context, Routes, Endpoints and so on). 3. Run the language directly on JDK
(converting it maybe first to Java?). Either one syntax could be used (for
example Kotlin) or several syntax options could co-exist next to each
other. Every op
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On January 6, 2014 at 6:58:11 AM, bocamel (johnz...@gmail.com) wrote:
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> Using groovy scripts in Camel Language component
> (uri="language://groovy:resource:classpath:x.groovy"
Using groovy scripts in Camel Language component
(uri="language://groovy:resource:classpath:x.groovy") turned out to be a
very powerful and flexible way to add business logic into a production Camel
route. One can do just about anything in the groovy scripts without having
to r
