You create a simple route for each processor and then use multicast or
recipientlist
http://camel.apache.org/multicast.html
Something like this:
from("direct:endpoint")
.throttle(Long.parseLong(routeParams.get(RouteParam.THROTTLE)))
.setBody().body(PaymentReques
Thanks for reply.
Yeah i can do that but only constraint is that i have so many processors and
it doesnt make much sense to convert them to routes. Is there any other way
i can run my processors concurrently?
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Thanks for reply.
Yeah i can do that but only constraint is that i have so many processors and it
doesnt make much sense to co
I will try it..Thanks
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t the annotation are probably the fastes way to do this.
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I will try it..Thanks
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Thanks Diether, yeah i am using spring with package scanning with component
and service annotations. That will be great if it's so simple.
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Actually it worked with component scanning and even to add more if we keep
all processors in normal way after multicast and parallel processing, that
works too.
from("direct:endpoint")
multicast().
.parallelProcessing()
.process(processor1)
