Pedro,
To simplify it, initially think of maven as a black box - the
interactive archetype will help you create the projects you need without
having to learn the details of maven. This will give you the
opportunity to focus on Camel.
You may also want to consider picking up a copy of "Enterprise
Integration Patterns", by Hohpe and Woolf, but it's a more advanced
book. However, it contains a couple of initial chapters that may help
with the background information you need in order to understand the
types of problems that Camel was designed to solve and where it might
fit into the larger picture of an integration architecture.
John
On 11/1/13, 7:05 AM, pmp.martins wrote:
I am reading the Camel in Action book, however it doesn't teach me how to
create projects. The code is all done for me and all I have to do is to run
it. I have never used Camel not Maven before, so I have no idea on how to
use such tools.
As for archtypes, I have no idea what that is. Do you recommend any specific
tutorial? I will try to make a small search on Google for them. The achtype
previously suggested used Spring and ActiveMQ, both tools I would like to
avoid for now.
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