);
camelContext.addComponent(CAMEL_HTTP4, comp);
The dependency is added through resolve, and found using the string "http4"
and is not directly linked to any Class of the camel-http4 jar.
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amelContext.addComponent("http4", c);
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> I was trying to add a dependency to a dependency, just for MyApp osgi, which
> is not the right way to do it...
>
> I haven't had time to fully test it and I am not at work right now, will
> tell you result tomorrow!
>
y, just for MyApp osgi, which
is not the right way to do it...
I haven't had time to fully test it and I am not at work right now, will
tell you result tomorrow!
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>
> We have been trying something using ComponentResolver and @Inject. Is it
> the
> right way ?
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