Ok, I'm not sure camel is going to solve this problem for you. You could get a physical or software load balancer capable of load balancing the long lived tcp connections. However, transparently switching a server if one server is down seems challenging (without the client knowing). Seems like people typically maintain a pool of servers on the client side and then handle switching servers if the clients tcp closes. Maybe there's a better solution - let me know what you find!
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