Where are the Camel component instance created when using MyRouteBuilder?

[Drone42 <ge...@logica.com>]

I (still!) have problems understanding what I need to do when creating a
Camel route. My problem is that I dont understand what happens 'under the
hood' of Camel.

When I follow the tutorials they typically create a SU using the maven
archetypes, then change the MyRouteBuilder to configure a route in Java DSL.

But where are the components used in the route created? I would expect to
see a CamelContext being created somewhere and addComponent being called for
each component to be used in the route. Does this happen automatically under
the hood of Camel depending on which components I use in my route defined in
MyRouteBuilder?

If yes, why does some examples (such as the loanBroker example) create the
context and components explicitly?

If no, where do I add the creation of context and components? In a main
function of the MyRouteBuilder (don't expect this to be the case because
then the main function would likely have been autogenerated when using the
archetype)?

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Re: Where are the Camel component instance created when using MyRouteBuilder?

[Drone42 <ge...@logica.com>]

Good guide. It contains the information I missed and connects the dots. I saw
it before but thourght it wasn't relevant due to the focus on webservice
integration. 

Med venlig hilsen,
Drone42


Claus Ibsen-2 wrote:
> 
> Hi
> 
> You can read the tutorial
> http://activemq.apache.org/camel/tutorial-example-reportincident.html
> 
> Its divided into parts. It starts from scratch and explains quite a
> deal how the internals work in Camel as you create the stuff by hand
> for starters and gently introduces smarter ways to do it. So you could
> start from there and then I am sure you have a better understanding of
> Camel internals. Notice this tutorial is only about Camel and not
> ServiceMix.
> 
> It's work in progress and I will add new parts when I have time and
> the energy to write. Feel free to comment and review.
> 
> /Claus Ibsen
> Apache Camel Committer
> Blog: http://davsclaus.blogspot.com/
> 
> 
> 
> On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 12:30 PM, Drone42 <ge...@logica.com>
> wrote:
>>
>> I (still!) have problems understanding what I need to do when creating a
>> Camel route. My problem is that I dont understand what happens 'under the
>> hood' of Camel.
>>
>> When I follow the tutorials they typically create a SU using the maven
>> archetypes, then change the MyRouteBuilder to configure a route in Java
>> DSL.
>>
>> But where are the components used in the route created? I would expect to
>> see a CamelContext being created somewhere and addComponent being called
>> for
>> each component to be used in the route. Does this happen automatically
>> under
>> the hood of Camel depending on which components I use in my route defined
>> in
>> MyRouteBuilder?
>>
>> If yes, why does some examples (such as the loanBroker example) create
>> the
>> context and components explicitly?
>>
>> If no, where do I add the creation of context and components? In a main
>> function of the MyRouteBuilder (don't expect this to be the case because
>> then the main function would likely have been autogenerated when using
>> the
>> archetype)?
>>
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>>
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> 

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Re: Where are the Camel component instance created when using MyRouteBuilder?

[Claus Ibsen <cl...@gmail.com>]

Hi

You can read the tutorial
http://activemq.apache.org/camel/tutorial-example-reportincident.html

Its divided into parts. It starts from scratch and explains quite a
deal how the internals work in Camel as you create the stuff by hand
for starters and gently introduces smarter ways to do it. So you could
start from there and then I am sure you have a better understanding of
Camel internals. Notice this tutorial is only about Camel and not
ServiceMix.

It's work in progress and I will add new parts when I have time and
the energy to write. Feel free to comment and review.

/Claus Ibsen
Apache Camel Committer
Blog: http://davsclaus.blogspot.com/



On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 12:30 PM, Drone42 <ge...@logica.com> wrote:
>
> I (still!) have problems understanding what I need to do when creating a
> Camel route. My problem is that I dont understand what happens 'under the
> hood' of Camel.
>
> When I follow the tutorials they typically create a SU using the maven
> archetypes, then change the MyRouteBuilder to configure a route in Java DSL.
>
> But where are the components used in the route created? I would expect to
> see a CamelContext being created somewhere and addComponent being called for
> each component to be used in the route. Does this happen automatically under
> the hood of Camel depending on which components I use in my route defined in
> MyRouteBuilder?
>
> If yes, why does some examples (such as the loanBroker example) create the
> context and components explicitly?
>
> If no, where do I add the creation of context and components? In a main
> function of the MyRouteBuilder (don't expect this to be the case because
> then the main function would likely have been autogenerated when using the
> archetype)?
>
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> View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Where-are-the-Camel-component-instance-created-when-using-MyRouteBuilder--tp20619487s22882p20619487.html
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