I am trying to see if I can increase the performance of my route by adding a
cache prior to a database write. I will describe the flow of the route I
would like below:
if( cacheSize != MAXCACHESIZE)
{
//Add the Exchange to the data structure but* do not* continue with the
write
//cacheSize++
}
else
{
//Flush the cache allowing the stored Exchanges to* continue* on the
route
}
Looking at the above pseudo-code, what I am trying to do is store routes
until a max has be reached and then write all of the stored Exchanges to the
DB while starting to collect the next batch.
I have looked into creating a bean to handle this as well as defining my own
processor, but neither has been successful. Using Camel-Cache and
Camel-streamCaching are not options for me.
Any ideas on how to halt the route while the cache is not full and continue
when flushing the cache?
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