Where to put...

[dead_devil_66 <de...@hotmail.com>]

Greetings.

I have been learning about camel for the past weeks. There is one thing that
i can't see explained anywhere:

Where do i put each file that is used in the configuration & routing of
camel???

I mean, i have bean files, context files, context-osgi files, properties
files (for log4j, for example), transport spring files and so on and on.
Where in this earth i put each thing???? And in what files should i put
what?




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Re: Where to put...

[Christian Schneider <ch...@die-schneider.net>]

That´s up to you. Camel does not enforce any naming scheme. For the 
spring config typical names are *-context.xml.
If you use the java dsl then the class you need to extend is 
RouteBuilder. So often it is called *RouteBuilder but again it is not 
enforced.
Christian


Am 04.04.2011 00:52, schrieb dead_devil_66:
> Thanks for replying.
>
> But....should the files have a certain name, considering it's role in the
> app, or what?
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Re: Where to put...

[dead_devil_66 <de...@hotmail.com>]

Thanks for replying.

But....should the files have a certain name, considering it's role in the
app, or what?

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Re: Where to put...

[Christian Schneider <ch...@die-schneider.net>]

Hi,

there are two main ways to configure camel. With a spring config and 
with a java config.
Then there are several deployment options. The most well known are in a 
servlet container or standalone.

Best you begin with a standalone app. In case of java config you just 
write a main class and need no other config files.
If you choose a spring config then you will have a main class that load 
a ClassPathXmlApplicationContext and spring config file.
The spring config file should be placed where you specify in the main class.

So at least at the start you wont have that many config files. The camel 
examples show best how it works.

Christian


Am 03.04.2011 22:35, schrieb dead_devil_66:
> Greetings.
>
> I have been learning about camel for the past weeks. There is one thing that
> i can't see explained anywhere:
>
> Where do i put each file that is used in the configuration&  routing of
> camel???
>
> I mean, i have bean files, context files, context-osgi files, properties
> files (for log4j, for example), transport spring files and so on and on.
> Where in this earth i put each thing???? And in what files should i put
> what?
>
>
>
>
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