I want to use Camel to basically do the following asynchronously:
- System A triggers newAccountCreated spring event
- System A - event handler publishes the event to a Camel route "accounts"
- Camel receives the event and delivers it to System X, Y and Z
What is the best approach to implement the above? are there any
examples/tutorials to go through?
The examples I've checked so far don't show clearly how to publish events
from the producer or consuming by a consumer.
So far I've got the below and stuck with how to deliver the message to the
consumer and how the consumer would receive it
Producer (System A) - delivering the message to Camel: ProducerTemplate
camelTemplate = context.getBean("camelTemplate", ProducerTemplate.class);
camelTemplate.sendBody("jms:queue:accounts", ExchangePattern.InOnly, "New
Account Created");
Camel - receiving the message from the producer and publish it to consumers:
from("jms:queue:accounts").log("message: ${body}").to("what to do here? how
should the message be delivered to the consumer(X, Y, Z)?");
Consumer(s) - how would consumers receive the message from Camel?
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