ossible to break it up into
>>>>> multiple Spring context files under separate camelContext definitions
>>>>> for
>>>>> better readability/maintainability?
>>>>
>>>> How is your application loading the spring xml files?
>>>&
is your application loading the spring xml files?
>>> if its the web.xml then you can define a list of spring xml files there.
>>>
>>> You can also use in a single xml file that then imports
>>> other xml files.
>>>
>>> So yeah it shou
>> if its the web.xml then you can define a list of spring xml files there.
>>
>> You can also use in a single xml file that then imports
>> other xml files.
>>
>> So yeah it should be possible, just the way you would mange a large
>> pure s
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other xml files.
So yeah it should be possible, just the way you would mange a large
pure spring app with many spring beans.
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etter readability/maintainability?
Thanks
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