Hi, On our project we have intergrated Camel routes using multiple CamelContext.
As explained on the Apache Camel Web Site multiple CamelContext are used when an application is based on multiple WARs where each WAR expose one CamelContext for example. But our project have specific needs : - We have one "Global" CamelContext for the application - We have several "Sub" CamelContext where each "Sub" CamelContext is a "component" for our application. Each "component" (or "Sub" CamelContext) can define the endpoints it needs, this is because those "components" (or "Sub" CamelContext) can define "workflows" which have multiple execution paths and provides "parallel processing", etc... (Everything is declare using Spring XML Apache Camel DSL.) What we would like to know is if it is possible to refactor our solution to have : - Only one "Global" CamelContext - Having Several RouteContext where each RouteContext is a "component" for our application. I know this is possible but what we want to provide is the possibility for a RouteContext to declare their own EndPoints (this is because the implementor of those RouteContext must be free to choose how they implement the "component", for example they can decide to have their ony JMS queue to make their "component" work)... We have looked in the Camel XSD file but the "routeContext" element seems to no being able to declare it's own Endpoint. Is it possible to declare Camel Endpoints which are RouteContext scoped and not CamelContext scoped ? Thanks, Baptiste Gaillard [@@THALES GROUP RESTRICTED@@]
