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Posted to users@camel.apache.org by sumit singh <su...@caerussoft.com> on 2011/04/29 22:45:12 UTC
weblogic +apache camel
Hello,
I am planning to use camel as routing/process engine within weblogic
to orchestrate beans and other logical components
Is there best practise/tutorial available how to do it ?
I have to do it in app context not web context
Any help is much appreciated
Thanks
Re: weblogic +apache camel
Posted by "sumit.singh" <su...@caerussoft.com>.
Hi Claus,
yes this has to be in a ear, The problem is we don't want to create a war
and then use it to orchestrate beans.
We will be using only direct endpoints , So we will have a camel enclosed
within session bean that will orchestrate message from mdb among other
beans.
This will be better then pure j2ee solution since we can configure routing,
eip and endpoints via a service and there for have a very flexible and
dynamic solution amidst ejbs which want to stay with for legacy reason.
thanks and regards,
sumit
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Re: weblogic +apache camel
Posted by "sumit.singh" <su...@caerussoft.com>.
Hi Claus,
yes this has to be in a ear, The problem is we don't want to create a war
and then use it to orchestrate beans.
We will be using only direct endpoints , So we will have a camel enclosed
within session bean that will orchestrate message from mdb among other
beans.
This will be better then pure j2ee solution since we can configure routing,
eip and endpoints via a service and there for have a very flexible and
dynamic solution amidst ejbs which want to stay with for legacy reason.
thanks and regards,
sumit
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Re: weblogic +apache camel
Posted by Claus Ibsen <cl...@gmail.com>.
Hi
Yeah there are Camel users who run it on WebLogic.
The easiest is of course to use WAR files as they are easily
deployable, and often also more portable.
What do you exactly mean by "do it in app context"? Do you mean
something like an EAR file?
On Fri, Apr 29, 2011 at 10:45 PM, sumit singh
<su...@caerussoft.com> wrote:
> Hello,
> I am planning to use camel as routing/process engine within weblogic
> to orchestrate beans and other logical components
> Is there best practise/tutorial available how to do it ?
> I have to do it in app context not web context
> Any help is much appreciated
> Thanks
>
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