I found the answer....
I had to create a method that returned the jmscomponent and annotate it with
@Bean. @Bean annotation is a synonym for the </Bean> in camel-context.xml
The name of the method is the bean name, which I used in my routes to
communicate with the queues.
listed as below, this will register a component by name "wmq". I referenced
this id in my route as listed below
from("file:src/data?noop=true").to("*wmq:QName*").log("writting to Queue is
complete");
@Bean
JmsComponent wmq() {
JmsComponent jmsComp = new JmsComponent();
try {
MQQueueConnectionFactory jmsConF = new
MQQueueConnectionFactory();
jmsConF.setHostName("<>");
jmsConF.setQueueManager("<>");
jmsConF.setPort(<>);
jmsConF.setChannel("<>");
jmsConF.setTransportType(<>);
JmsTransactionManager trsnMgr = new
JmsTransactionManager(jmsConF);
jmsComp.setConnectionFactory(jmsConF);
jmsComp.setTransactionManager(trsnMgr);
jmsComp.setTransacted(true);
} catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
return jmsComp;
}
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