The good thing is: there is no standard, so you are really free to decide.
That´s a huge plus for Camel. Other engines require you to run a 1 gig
application server to move a few files around.
The bad thing is: there is no standard, so you have to decide :-)
My favourite way is to run servicemix
Yes your right letting cron right files out is not very nice. I'm not sure
about quartz because we didn't really want the application to live. The
original idea for us what to just startup our camel app when the routes
needed to run. I would have been fine if I only had a single route in my
applica
Hi,
how about turning the solution around and starting individual routes using
quartz?
If you want to stay on your path: let cron write individual files and use "from
uri=file:" in the routes to trigger your routes. Not extremely elegant
though...
Cheers, Thomas.
Am 28.11.2013 um 11:52 schri