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[camel-website] branch main updated: CAMEL-17154: Changed dynamic router eip graphic to relative location (#757)
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new 2b3f3c1 CAMEL-17154: Changed dynamic router eip graphic to relative location (#757)
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commit 2b3f3c157179a1f93659e4931a1a01ccf4bab756
Author: Steve Storck <st...@gmail.com>
AuthorDate: Sun Jan 16 02:02:57 2022 -0500
CAMEL-17154: Changed dynamic router eip graphic to relative location (#757)
* CAMEL-17154: Changed dynamic router eip graphic to a version local to the website instead of linking to an image on a separate site.
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### A Look at the Dynamic Router EIP
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Above, you see a diagram of the Dynamic Router [EIP](https://www.enterpriseintegrationpatterns.com/DynamicRouter.html). What I like best about this pattern is that the routing participants (A, B, and C) can utilize a control channel to provide their routing rules to the rule base inside the Dynamic Router itself. When a message comes in through the input channel, the message router consults the dynamic rule base, and sends the message to the recipient with matching rules in the rule base.