I have to ask further questions, because the caching process is still unclear.
We use camel to realize a servlet request-response scenario. It is multithreaded, therefore we are a little worried about following situation: There are several incoming requests at the same time and all of them use the cached object. 1. Does camel block some request until the object is available again? 2. Does camel create a new object if it's necessery and does the whole caching process works like a pool? 3. Is the caching process thread safe? I mean can I be sure that my data integrety is safeguarded? Alternatively we have to create an object for each request. How do I realize this within a camel route? E.g from(direct:in) //Aftwerward use it here .bean(myBean, "myMethod") .... .end(); Thanks Regards -- View this message in context: http://camel.465427.n5.nabble.com/Bean-invocation-class-vs-new-tp5764039p5764474.html Sent from the Camel - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
