The Forgotten Route: Making Apache Camel Work for You
summary
Argues that Apache Camel still glues systems reliably and shows it: a working content based router routes messages from a CVRQ into type1 type2 or exception queues, a timer generates 10,000 messages into ActiveMQ for load testing, and a scatter‑gather + aggregator returns the best quote. Uses embedded ActiveMQ, the spring DSL and Java POJOs, inspects routes with Hawtio and JMX, and demonstrates breakpoints and tracing to verify routing, latency and throughput.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00APACHECON
- 0:51What's Camel?
- 2:24How does it work?
- 4:28Camel magic
- 8:10Camel components
- 8:29So Camel is pretty awesome...
- 10:09Intro to Camel
- 13:41Coding in Camel
- 19:58Message anatomy
- 21:09Embedded processors
- 23:21Demo - Content Based Router
- 23:49Camel deployment
- 30:34Camel development
- 39:45Camel monitoring
- 40:31Demo: Hawtio and Camel
- 40:50Conclusion
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