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Posted to users@camel.apache.org by davsclaus <ci...@yahoo.dk> on 2011/01/21 08:26:53 UTC

Re: Deploying Routes as WAR files

Camel is light-weight so you should easily be able to deploy 50 WARs in
Tomcat. 

You can also consider grouping related routes into a single WAR and then
lets say have 20 WARs instead.

Putting JARs in the lib of tomcat is not recommended as you may have
classloading issues. Instead keeping all JARs in the WAR is recommended as
they are all within the same classloading scheme.



On the other side having this kind of modularity and not the need to
duplicate libraries as you would need to with a WAR file is what OSGi is
capable of.

That would allow all 50 routes to share Camel and other 3rd party frameworks
and thus reduce memory footprint (less classes to be loaded in memory). 

However currently WAR is a wel proven and easy way of deploying apps. Thats
a great choice.
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