Thanks for the pointer. Sounds like the thread pools are per camel context,
which usually equates to per route. If there was a connector/producer that
had a very high frequency of exchanges routed however other things in the
route processed data more slowly than the producer, I can see there being
The starting doc is the following:
https://camel.apache.org/manual/threading-model.html
If you still some questions or missing some stuff you can ask them here of
course.
Raymond
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> Under the hood, does camel allocate thread pools specific to ea
Under the hood, does camel allocate thread pools specific to each route or
is it more of a per processor/connector setup or is it one big shared
thread pool for the whole application?
Is there anywhere i can find discussions on this topic or documentation
that describes the general thread model us
s may happen.
It all depends on what you consumer does, and if it can support this or not.
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See details at
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will not invoke my method
Hence, I am trying to figure out the best way to have my consumer run its
own thread, i.e. have method1 invoked in a separate thread.
Thanks!
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> i'm wondering is it possible to create a thread for every consumer. The
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consumer is: N sessions : N consumers. create a route that For the consumer,
i'm wondering is it possible to create a thread for every consumer. The
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