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
This post follows on from EAP Webservice with Camel on Openshift – part 1 EAP 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 …
This post follows on from EAP Webservice with Camel on Openshift – part 1 Part3 – 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 …
Part2 – Deploying to EAP can be found here Part3 – 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 …
In this example, we will download files from a Server using SFTP and store them in a local directory. Create a Maven Project Create a Maven Project groupId: com.skills421.examples.camel artifactId: CamelBasics version: 0.0.1-SNAPSHOT Update Pom.xml pom.xml Edit FTPCopier.java Edit ftpCopier.java to add …
In this example, we will download files from a Server using FTP and store them in a local directory Create a Maven Project Create a Maven Project groupId: com.skills421.examples.camel artifactId: CamelBasics version: 0.0.1-SNAPSHOT Update Pom.xml pom.xml Edit FTPCopier.java Create the FTPCopier.java code …
In our previous examples we have to define a bean for each BeanPostProcessor we wanted to use. Spring provides a shortcut to do this in the context namespace. We simply need to add the context namespace to our declared namespaces …
We use @Autowired to automatically wire our bean dependencies. Example In the following example, we have autowired the home address for our student from the previous example. Spring will look for a single bean with a type that matches the …
@Required We use the @Required annotation to tell Spring that a property on a bean is required. Student.java Here we have applied the @Required annotation to the method setStudentId. student1.xml This will do nothing if we do not add the …
Overview This post demonstrates setting Spring Bean property values using an xml config file. The example demonstrates the following principles: setter injection constructor injection (by index) multiple argument injection (by name) bean injection by reference list injection (by value and …