I would like to leverage the endpoint abstraction Camel provides, but I don't
necessarily need a route. My use case is to simply read a file from an FTP
server. Is there a way to leverage Camel either through the API or a route to
synchronously leverage a Camel consumer endpoint?
For example, I would like to do something like this:
Message message = from("sftp://[email protected]/dir/file.txt";);
I understand that I could do something like:
from("sftp://[email protected]/dir/file.txt";).to(someBean);
However, that would be asynchronous, and potentially consume more than one
file. I could, in theory, spin up a dynamic route, collect messages, and then
spin it down, but that would require a lot of management.
Another way to ask the question would be, can I leverage Camel's URI
abstraction of the JSCH API without actually creating routes?
~Justin
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