On Mon, Jan 7, 2013 at 6:48 AM, dhruv.sachdeva
<dhruv.sachd...@jktech.com> wrote:
> Hi
>
> I need to write unit test cases for some camel routes using (Version 1.6)
>
> Can anyone please suggest if it is possible to mock components(processor and
> idempotentConsumer) inside the route? If yes, please suggest the approach.
>
>
> Below is the route snippet
>
> from("direct:someuri").process(someClassObject).
>
> idempotentConsumer(header("someHeadername"),socratesMessageIdRepository(bean(JpaTemplate.class)))./*process(exceptionProcessor)*/
> to(someQueues);
>
This is just java code, so you can extend the route builder, and
change the instances of
- someClassObject
- exceptionProcessor
- someQueues
To whatever you want, such as mock endpoints, and custom processors or whatever.
Or allow your existing route builder class, to have getter/setter's
etc so you can re-configure them before testing.
Replacing or changing the idempotentConsumer is not so easy.
>
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