Hi
It depends how this bean is created - as it needs to be created either
by camel or spring to kick in the bean post processor that scans for
those annotations.
If the bean is created via new XXX or some other way then this does not happen.
And when you say component class not sure what that is,
Yeah, the dependencies are converted in the plain related camel catalog
ones. Then, the runtime will take care to transform them into the ones of
the related runtime, Camel Quarkus in this case. If you have a look at the
deployed application, you can see that the pom has the camel-quarkus
related d
For versions >= 3.12, yes. If not, I'd say it's a bug - and I'd be happy to
look into that if that's the case.
For versions <= 3.11, there's 2 settings that may interfere: stream count
and consumers count*.
* I'd kindly ask you to take a look at the 3.11 document and the migration
guides for newe
I'm launching camel-k integrations via kubernetes API.
I just create an "Integration" resource definition in JSON and submit it.
Recently I was trying to create integrations with dependencies like
"camel:cron" and "camel:microprofile-metrics" but WITHOUT defining
them in the "dependencies" field.
Hi, Claus. Thanks for the reply, and apologies for any ambiguity in my
previous email. This is the dynamic router component that I am writing. I
got this test working by extending CamelTestSupport in my @CamelSpringTest
class. I am not sure which particular magic of the CamelTestSupport class
m
