That´s up to you. Camel does not enforce any naming scheme. For the
spring config typical names are *-context.xml.
If you use the java dsl then the class you need to extend is
RouteBuilder. So often it is called *RouteBuilder but again it is not
enforced.
Christian
Am 04.04.2011 00:52, schrie
Thanks for replying.
Butshould the files have a certain name, considering it's role in the
app, or what?
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Hi,
there are two main ways to configure camel. With a spring config and
with a java config.
Then there are several deployment options. The most well known are in a
servlet container or standalone.
Best you begin with a standalone app. In case of java config you just
write a main class and n
