Try enabling debug logging on org.springframework.boot and see whether it is
skipping the CamelAutoConfiguration class and why.
> On 21 Mar 2017, at 12:01 pm, 129073.d.0002 wrote:
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> I have this dependency in my pom
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> org.apache.camel
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I have this dependency in my pom
org.apache.camel
camel-spring-boot-starter
2.18.3
but when I tried to list all spring components, there is no CamelContext
-component !?
I use
@SpringBootA
Have you got the right camel version? From memory, this class is fairly new so
that could explain the missing class problem.
As to the missing CamelContext bean, sounds like it isn’t being created
automatically and that could be because Spring Boot isn’t doing it’s magic with
the CamelAutoConfi
I have camel-test-spring in my pom but class not found. And I tried @Autowire
CamelContext but component does not exist.
So I keep on debugging my setup.
Thanks for your answer, now I know that there is something else wrong with
my project.
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Hi
You can find it in the camel-test-spring.jar. So add that dependency in your
pom.
The way to get the camel context would be just to inject it in just like any
other spring bean. For example:
@Autowired
private CamelContext context;
> On 21 Mar 2017, at 11:15 am, 129073.d.0002 wrote:
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