Apache Camel
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Enterprise Java
Apache Camel 2.12 – Backoff support for less aggressive polling routes
This is another blog post about some upcoming improvements and new features in the next Apache Camel 2.12 release. In…
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Enterprise Java
From inside the code: Camel Routing Engine Part I
So I’ve recently re-kindled my interest in how Apache Camel works. Camel is such a powerful integration tool and is…
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Enterprise Java
Introduction to Apache Camel
Apache Camel is a open source implementation of famous Enterprise Integration Patterns. Camel is a Routing and Mediation Engine and…
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Enterprise Java
Transactional caching for Camel with Infinispan
Some time ago I created a Redis connector for Camel. Redis is awesome key-value store (and a lot more) but…
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Enterprise Java
Publish/Subscribe Pattern with Apache Camel
Publish/Subscribe is a simple messaging pattern where a publisher sends messages to a channel without the knowledge of who is…
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Enterprise Java
Apache Camel 2.11 released
Last week Apache Camel 2.11 was released. This blog post is a summary of the most noticeable new features and…
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Enterprise Java
Drools decision tables with Camel and Spring
As I’ve shown it in my previous post JBoss Drools are a very useful rules engine. The only problem is…
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Groovy
Spring Integration – Apache Camel comparison
A year after v2.1 had been released, Spring Integration v2.2 is out with 3 new components MondoDB, Redis and JPA…
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Enterprise Java
REST with Apache Camel
There are many ways to expose an HTTP endpoint in Camel: jetty, tomcat, servlet, cxfrs and restlet. Two of these…
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