Hello everyone, I recently came across Camel in my attempt to identify an integration framework for use by my employer. I'm hoping Camel can help me more quickly develop standalone WS clients that integrate easily with our Web Service.
For example, csv (or xls) files may contain data that is 'camel-routed and enriched' and ultimately a camel producer makes a call to our remote web service. The beauty of Camel for me is its flexibility in obtaining and tweaking data by use of various Camel components; and this includes error handling! At the moment, I'm struggling with concern as to whether Camel is the right framework for my needs. I wonder simply because of the difficulties I'm experiencing and my inability to identify examples that I can cascade in a route. I have the recent 'Camel in Action' book and would like to use the CXF component. I'm looking for standalone Java applications but the Spring use in the examples (another nice feature) appear to require a container. Before I post more details as to my attempts, I wanted to confirm whether I'm really marching down a possible solution and, if so, ask if one can steer me towards good examples or tutorials relative to my goal. Some more info: I'm new to CXF and still clumsy with Spring. I have a 'document-literal' WSDL and generated Java source without incident. I'm happy to answer more questions; please forgive any newbie mistakes. Looking forward to any assistance, Mark -- View this message in context: http://camel.465427.n5.nabble.com/General-Camel-WS-client-concern-tp3332742p3332742.html Sent from the Camel - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
