Drools EIP – From the Ground Up – Part 3 :: Camel Client
In this post we will update our client to use Camel to forward our request and response to the exposed web service. We already included all the dependencies we needed in Part2. So all that is required to is write the code: RequestClientUsingCamel RequestClientUsingCamel and here's the output..
Drools EIP – From the Ground Up – Part 2 :: WebService
In Part 1 we created and deployed a Web Servlet that invoked the Rule Engine to fire the rules. In Part 2 we will create a Web Service that will pass a Request to the Rule Engine and return a Response. Each event will in turn encapsulate any data that is to be returned. The …
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Drools EIP – From the Ground Up – Part 1 :: Servlet
Background One of the big problems with technology nowadays is how much we use without fully understanding what is going on in the background - so the objective of these posts is to take you step by step through the technology with a better understanding of what is going on. Overview In this post we …
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Apache Camel / SEDA – application from scratch
This is a great little tutorial that takes you from scratch to a full blown Camel and SEDA application, with some good discussion and explanation as you go along. http://vrtoonjava.wordpress.com/category/apache-camel-tutorial
EAP Webservice with Camel on Openshift – part 3
This post follows on from EAP Webservice with Camel on Openshift – part 1EAP Webservice with Camel on Openshift - part 2 Part 3 - Moving our EAP to Openshift Overview For the last few days I have been getting to grips with JBoss Openshift, which is JBoss' answer to PAAS - Platform as a Service. Like all …
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EAP Webservice with Camel on Openshift – part 2
This post follows on from EAP Webservice with Camel on Openshift – part 1Part3 – Moving our EAP to Openshift can be found here Part 2 - Deploying to JBoss EAP Overview For the last few days I have been getting to grips with JBoss Openshift, which is JBoss' answer to PAAS - Platform as a Service. Like all relatively …
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EAP Webservice with Camel on Openshift – part 1
Part2 - Deploying to EAP can be found herePart3 – Moving our EAP to Openshift can be found here Part 1 - Establishing a Simple Camel Route Overview For the last few days I have been getting to grips with JBoss Openshift, which is JBoss' answer to PAAS - Platform as a Service. Like all relatively new …
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Drools, Camel and Spring
Objectives In this example we will integrate Drools, Spring and Camel. We will first execute a test to show that our Rules are firing using just Drools Next we will test our Spring / Drools integration is working by loading a Drools Stateful Session bean and firing the rules associated with it. We will then …
Connecting Drools 5.6 to Camel to Fire Rules on Distributed Knowledge Sessions
Objective In this post we are going to create a Drools Stateful Knowledge Session and bind it to a JNDI address. We will then use Camel to fire all the rules in that session. This is useful where we wish to have multiple Knowledge Sessions on multiple servers. This example uses the Drools Grid - …
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