Hello! If I'm reading the documentation correctly, *autoStartup* is to allow the context or route to start automatically or not when Camel/Spring starts.
However, regardless of that setting, a *ScheduledPollEndpoint.doStart()* is called. Should we consider endpoints as part of a route? If so, "You can use the autoStartup option to configure if a given route should be started when Camel starts" is a little wrong in the logical sense. My case is that I want to test a (spring) camel route with AWS-S3 from and to endpoints. But first, before any Camel thing starts, I need to setup my AmazonS3 mock expectations (using EasyMock). The S3Endpoint uses AmazonS3 to check if the bucket exists on *doStart()*. I wasn't expecting it to do so, since I explicitly specified autoStartup=false (for the camel context AND the route itself). Should doStart() be called on scheduled enpoints? Or is the AWS-S3 implementation is little buggy (e.g. it needs to check if the context has started or not)? Thanks! Luc. -- View this message in context: http://camel.465427.n5.nabble.com/autoStartup-and-Endpoints-tp5718204.html Sent from the Camel - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
